temccarthy1 wrote:
Jayco-noslide wrote:
Question is, why is it swaying? Shouldn't be if it's the right hitch, it's set up properly and you don't drive too fast or try to change direction too fast.
There are 2 obvious reasons it can be swaying... one is if passed by a big rig on the Interstate going maybe 80-85 when I am going 60! That wind pressure can set up an uncontrollable sway. The other is if on the road with heavy cross winds! Sounds like you have never experienced this. Both those reasons could set up a bad sway sequence that would take action to get out of!
You forgot one---road surface conditions.
