I know I am going to get some super experienced folks in the U.S. criticizing tongue/hitch weights being less than 10%, but let's discuss this.It seems the approach in the U.K. and Europe is to attempt to design and load a trailer such that the major...
I posted my original question in the TT section, but I now realize this would have been better. Here is my original post in the Trailer section:http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27114941.cfmDoes anyone have experience using a Su...
Does anyone have experience using a Subaru Outback as a tow vehicle?I currently tow a very large dual slide trailer with a diesel Chevrolet crew cab. I want to downsize my trailer to an A-Frame type. I want to keep the trailer in my garage, and I nee...
I always did love my Hensley. I am sad to report that I did give it up in the buy back program offered by Hensley. The reason was that I basically never tow and I store my trailer now about 30 miles on an easy road from my semi permanent 6-month boon...
I found the website for Award trailers and I read their explanation of "Towability". I must say I'm impressed. This is what I've been talking about concerning keeping the heaviest load near the axles.http://www.awardrv.com/products_overview.htmI hope...
Thanks for the floor plan diagram and the link to your pictures. Your trailer looks to be in MUCH better condition than my 2005 Jayco. My black tank is far back, my gray tank is just behind the axles, my water tank is well forward of the axles (there...
BenK,Thanks for your input about "Over Here" vs. "Over There".You may have mentioned this yourself, but one should consider what would happen if it was found that the trailer owner was at fault in accident simply because of exceeding ratings.I, for o...
