Towing issue

[candjmc]

I now have 11'6. Camper we have two atv that we towed with our shorter camper. I am not sure how I can tow safely now

[garryk6]

Yes, it requires changing your receiver to a much heavier duty receiver, and the extension.

The double tube is the super truss, and it is a 32" extension to put the ball just past my steps.
Here you can see the double receiver.


Here is the hitch and truss with the chain reinforcements and no camper.





I hope this helps!

[candjmc]

Would anyone be able to email me pictures? Clayton.mcmullen95@gmail.comi would have to change my stock hitch?

[candjmc]

KD4UPL wrote:
I have an 11' camper. I use a Torklift Superhitch and 48" Super Truss extension. I tow my 4,500 pound boat on a tandem axle trailer. I also sometimes tow my 5,000 pound 7 x 14 tandem axle cargo trailer. The set up works great.
I'm not sure what 2 ATVs and a trailer weigh but I'd guess it's a good bit less.
Actually, the hitch I'm using is rated up to 6,000 pounds trailer weight without a weight distributing hitch and 12,000 pounds trailer weight with one so I'm no where near the limits of the design.

very cool thanks.yes way way lighter. So if I changed camper length say I sold it and bought a 10'?I would imagine they are very pricy .so I would have to change my stock hitch?

[candjmc]

Buzzcut1 wrote:
torklift superhitch and super truss extension. piece of cake

ok thanks I will look into it

[KD4UPL]

I have an 11' camper. I use a Torklift Superhitch and 48" Super Truss extension. I tow my 4,500 pound boat on a tandem axle trailer. I also sometimes tow my 5,000 pound 7 x 14 tandem axle cargo trailer. The set up works great.
I'm not sure what 2 ATVs and a trailer weigh but I'd guess it's a good bit less.
Actually, the hitch I'm using is rated up to 6,000 pounds trailer weight without a weight distributing hitch and 12,000 pounds trailer weight with one so I'm no where near the limits of the design.

[Buzzcut1]

torklift superhitch and super truss extension. piece of cake