sway, or no??
OK, real rookie question and I will try to keep it brief - but I doubt that I'll succeed. 2016 35 foot Rockwood Signature Ultra-Light TT being towed with a 2004 Dodge Ram 3500 Quad Cab with the 5.9...
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I think kknowlton was pretty good in his description of the two. With a 35ft trailer you're going to feel something either way.
Sway will be consistent, another words every time you get to say 60mph it starts.
Effects from wind differences will be here and there like a windy day, truck or bus passing etc etc.
Then there is all of the other thousands of different 'handling' issues that come from the TV like tire psi, oversized tires, worn steering components, short wheel base etc, etc.
A trip to the scales is the only real way to find out if everything is dialed in like it should be.
Sway will be consistent, another words every time you get to say 60mph it starts.
Effects from wind differences will be here and there like a windy day, truck or bus passing etc etc.
Then there is all of the other thousands of different 'handling' issues that come from the TV like tire psi, oversized tires, worn steering components, short wheel base etc, etc.
A trip to the scales is the only real way to find out if everything is dialed in like it should be.
