Smaller bunk house trailer recommendations
My wife and I are looking to enter the travel trailer world. We've been attracted to the 15-19 foot bunk house as we will be towing with a 4.6L Tundra with two young boys to stow in the bunks (not ...
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Congrats on the new rig!!!
As for a wd hitch, that trailer may not have a lot of tw, but going with a Reese Dual Cam, Reese SC, or Equal-I-Zer 4 Way system can only help the tow experience. You probably would be fine with a side mounted friction sway control, but from what I understand it is highly suggested to remove it before backing up. The systems I mentioned have integrated sway control which do allow backing up. Blue Ox is a newer system that has a growing following. Anderson has a system that also has a following, but it isn't for higher tw trailer (you're fine there), and there is a couple different coupler styles it does not work with. So make sure you research it before buying....
Get a good brake controller, Tekonsha P2 or P3 I think it is.
Don't be afraid to practice with the new trailer in a large parking lot to learn the "quirks" of the new trailer if needed.
As for a wd hitch, that trailer may not have a lot of tw, but going with a Reese Dual Cam, Reese SC, or Equal-I-Zer 4 Way system can only help the tow experience. You probably would be fine with a side mounted friction sway control, but from what I understand it is highly suggested to remove it before backing up. The systems I mentioned have integrated sway control which do allow backing up. Blue Ox is a newer system that has a growing following. Anderson has a system that also has a following, but it isn't for higher tw trailer (you're fine there), and there is a couple different coupler styles it does not work with. So make sure you research it before buying....
Get a good brake controller, Tekonsha P2 or P3 I think it is.
Don't be afraid to practice with the new trailer in a large parking lot to learn the "quirks" of the new trailer if needed.
