Weight Dist and 40' DP
2 questions: I bought this rig , 40' Revolution, w a 20' trl and it had a Wd hitch attached already. We put our fusion in the trl and headed home. It had a light problem so we stopped at a camping...
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"What is Weight Distribution?
Try to think of a Weight Distribution Hitch System as a bridge connecting the towing vehicle and the trailer. It has an adjustable under truss system called spring bars that join the “V” of the trailer to the hitch head and the receiver hitch to evenly distribute the weight.
The head bolts to the shank to ensure proper height and the shank slides into the receiver hitch which is bolted to the towing vehicle. The weight is then more evenly distributed between both axles of the towing vehicle and the trailer itself".
I see nothing wrong and see where a WD would be OK for ANY type trailer towing behind a motorhome. Above is from Reese Hitches. Doug
Try to think of a Weight Distribution Hitch System as a bridge connecting the towing vehicle and the trailer. It has an adjustable under truss system called spring bars that join the “V” of the trailer to the hitch head and the receiver hitch to evenly distribute the weight.
The head bolts to the shank to ensure proper height and the shank slides into the receiver hitch which is bolted to the towing vehicle. The weight is then more evenly distributed between both axles of the towing vehicle and the trailer itself".
I see nothing wrong and see where a WD would be OK for ANY type trailer towing behind a motorhome. Above is from Reese Hitches. Doug
