Been researching TT vs class C. For the sake of argument lets assume if I buy a trailer I will install an EQUALIZER 4 point hitch. Lets further assume that as I drive across America I will want to unhitch the truck every 3rd overnight stop at a cam...
Had a couple truck slide-in's and a 30 ft. fifth wheel. Then got old with arthritis and stopped camping for awhile. Now got the urge to take some 'casual' road trips again, staying at campgrounds as opposed to RV parks.We looked at TT's and found a...
Thanks Turn. Ever worry about somebody running into the hitch at Walmart? Is it too heavy/awkward to just straighten things out, pull the hitch pin and throw the whole assembly in the bed?
Hannibal wrote:http://www.forestriverinc.com/travel-trailers/rockwood-mini-liteOne of these little guys? Yes. Can't make up our mind if we want bunks or not, but still close enough spec wise I think. I wondered about the need for the WD hitch, but ...
I'm starting to lean toward a TT vs. class C. Price and limited availability of ~25' C's, along with feeling more comfortable about hauling a TT after reading this forum, has me thinking in that direction. Couple more weeks should allow a decision....
TurnThePage wrote:Since you mentioned the Equal-I-zer brand specifically, I'll share what I do. I do not remove the hitch from the truck after un-hitching, and I do NOT remove the wd bars from the hitch either. I simply push them forward toward the...
Thanks for all the great comments! Several things I hadn't thought of. I doubt we would haul a toad on a class C, but didn't realize a WD hitch might be needed if we did. I didn't think about leaving the hitch head attached to the truck and only h...
