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KD4UPL
May 05, 2020Explorer
It all depends on the tongue weight and what else you have in the truck bed and how it handles. I don't think a 2500 truck should need one with that size trailer assuming your hitch is rated high enough weight carrying capacity. I'd be pretty sure it is.
I regularly tow 10,000 pounds and above behind my 2005 Chevy dually with no WDH. That is, however, a flatbed trailer with equipment and supplies on it. Even so, I'd guess around 1,000 to 1,500 pounds of tongue weight. I have no problems with it. That's with the truck already carrying another 2,000 pounds of tools and gear.
I wouldn't want the hassle of dealing with a WDH if I didn't absolutely need one. They're heavy and noisy.
I regularly tow 10,000 pounds and above behind my 2005 Chevy dually with no WDH. That is, however, a flatbed trailer with equipment and supplies on it. Even so, I'd guess around 1,000 to 1,500 pounds of tongue weight. I have no problems with it. That's with the truck already carrying another 2,000 pounds of tools and gear.
I wouldn't want the hassle of dealing with a WDH if I didn't absolutely need one. They're heavy and noisy.
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