10 K Equalizer for Light Weight Trailer?
I am contemplating purchasing an equalizer hitch for my 2008 FunFinder 189FBS. My tow vehicle is a 2010 F-150 4X4, 6-speed, 5.4 V8 long 3:55 gear ratio, long wheelbase pickup. My trailer has a GVWR o...
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TomG2 wrote:
Someone better tell the various hitch manufactures to quit making so many options, we now have the "one size fits all" hitch proclamation. I can get rid of my assortment of hammers too, as a two pounder will do the work of the other dozen. Don't things work better when they are used at or near what they were engineered for?
By the way, there are way more VW's sold than BMW's. Does that make them "better"? Sales quantity has nothing to do with quality.
I have yet to read anything here that says sales quantity has anything to do with quality. What I said was that sales indicate what consumers are buying and since most folks buy what they need, (often with the assistance of Forums like this one where opinions vary), the product, in this case WDH, that sells the most best fills that need. The smaller lighter WDH's only work on the smaller rigs. The middle of the road WDH (and overwhelming sales leader), is the 10,000/1,000# models as they work well with the widest range of TT/TV's.
When it comes to towing will the 600# WDH work for the OP, you betcha, just like P rated tires will work but LT's will work better. :C
