Vehicle "rise" while towing.
Have towed for years with various vehicles. And have always followed the general rule of levelling the tow vehicle front, back to pre-tow hookup. In fact, I just read through most of the Sticky at the...
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I've always figured, if both truck and trailer are level, it's setup correctly.
If the TV is rear low, needs fixing by a WD, beefier and/or springs so the rear does not sag as much.
Also, if I can't tow the trailer at 60mph without sway, then I need to figure out the cause of the sway before adding the Peterbilt bandaid in my book to stop sway.
I could go on about more things too.
I've only used a WD on my RV trailer. The other half dozen trailers I've owned, or add a few dozen more rented, have all been dead wieght towed
Marty
If the TV is rear low, needs fixing by a WD, beefier and/or springs so the rear does not sag as much.
Also, if I can't tow the trailer at 60mph without sway, then I need to figure out the cause of the sway before adding the Peterbilt bandaid in my book to stop sway.
I could go on about more things too.
I've only used a WD on my RV trailer. The other half dozen trailers I've owned, or add a few dozen more rented, have all been dead wieght towed
Marty
