hooking up a travel trailer

You didn't mention a weight distribution hitch, but I assume having mentioned a sway bar, you're planning for that also.

I would HIGHLY recommend an "electric tongue" jack & yes, a back-up camera also.

There is some strength needed. Mine are set pretty tight but my 50 y/o (dont tell anybody) 130# wife can do it fine but sometimes needs the help of the power jack.

If you do it right you don't need much strength. Most people after hitching the hitch use the tongue jack to pickup both the TV and TT to make it much much easier to latch their weight distribution bars or if your a high roller get a Hensley. As for a backup camera never personally used one. If I hitch up alone I just get out repeatedly and check alignment until I get there or get a spotter to line you up.

you can do it

When you are show the right way to do it, it is easy if you have an electric tongue jack.

I'm about your size.

My first little TT, I did it without a power jack. Now, with the newer trailer, I have to use the power jack.

The Equalizer bars weigh 17# EACH. UGH. But you can do it!!!

Playing the Devil's advocate have you considered a Class C?

Electric tongue jack is a huge help. I had difficulty with the WDH bars but my preteen niece and nephew could do them for me no problem, I am now in a B+, but for me the biggest issue was in and out of the car for lining up, etc. But I am a wimp.

Electric Jack and the right leverage on the WD hitch really helps. I use a Sway-Pro hitch with a pretty easy lockup system. I use a socket on a large breaker bar to make it even easier.

No one has mentioned it yet, but the heaviest thing will be your hitch. Picking it up and putting it in the receiver will be the heaviest thing you have to do
What you should do , is go to a dealer and ask if you can pick one up and carry it around or even put one in your vehicle receiver.

All of the rest should be no problem

jack L