Anyone with experience towing with a Suburban
Hi, I’d like to hear from people who have experience towing a larger travel trailer with a Suburban. I have a Suburban 1500 5.3L. I want to buy the largest travel trailer my suburban can safely tow. ...
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Thanks for all the advice. So a few days ago we bought a 2005 Extreme Sportsmaster 29foot with one slide that weighs unladen 5600lbs.
We bought it in Idaho at about 6000 feet elevation and have towed it here with the Suburban a few times just to get practice and see how it tows. Seems to tow just fine. Haven't taken it on any really steep hills yet as I am still adjusting everything for weight distribution and adjusting the settings on the brake controller.
We got at Tekonsha P3 brake controller. A Husky weight Distributing hitch with 800lb trunion bars which we have been driving with.
I also ordered one Husky friction anti sway bar. Although no issues with sway yet. I plan to order a second as the Husky website recommends two if you go over 25 feet.
I have been trying to find a manual for the trailer online and can't. Does anyone know what pressure should be in the trailer tires?
Staying at my cousins who lives on a dead end road, so also had practice backing into his driveway. Which currently takes about 10 minutes each time.
We bought it in Idaho at about 6000 feet elevation and have towed it here with the Suburban a few times just to get practice and see how it tows. Seems to tow just fine. Haven't taken it on any really steep hills yet as I am still adjusting everything for weight distribution and adjusting the settings on the brake controller.
We got at Tekonsha P3 brake controller. A Husky weight Distributing hitch with 800lb trunion bars which we have been driving with.
I also ordered one Husky friction anti sway bar. Although no issues with sway yet. I plan to order a second as the Husky website recommends two if you go over 25 feet.
I have been trying to find a manual for the trailer online and can't. Does anyone know what pressure should be in the trailer tires?
Staying at my cousins who lives on a dead end road, so also had practice backing into his driveway. Which currently takes about 10 minutes each time.
