New hitch
Hi, all. We have been towing our '95 Sunnybrook 26DB with our '05 Suburban 1500, and it has been a fun time with that combination. The weight distribution hitch that came with the trailer has worked ...
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Some hitch heads can be flipped over to extend lower. Obviously the ball needs to be flipped also so it points up.
Otherwise if you are at the lowest set of holes, you either need to replace the hitch with one that extends lower or raise the trailer.
If the trailer sits low, I would lean towards that if the price isn't much more. A simple axle flip isn't too involved and will raise the trailer about 4inches. This will also help avoid tail dragging on uneven ground.
That's an interesting idea. I had not thought about flipping the head. I am not at home right now, but in thinking about how the head is designed, I'm not sure the cups where the spring bars mount to the head would work right. But I will certainly look at that when I get home.
Will also consider the axle flip. Thanks.
