A little information regarding my trailer: Its a 2005 29' eclipse attitude toy hauler. Right now I have 2 6 volt batteries hooked up to my trailer in parallel and the trailer is wired for 2 batteries. They are dead because I left them hooked up for a...
First let me say I'm new to the forums and new to USING a W/D hitch. I have a 29' toy hauler and my tow vehicle is a 2002 GMC 2500hd. I got the trailer recently and I came with the WD hitch and coincidentally the previous trailer owner had the same t...
N-Trouble wrote:If you have 2-6v now then they are in series not parallel. Given you camp with hookups then I would just replace with a single 12V marine/deep cycle AGM battery and call it good. You wont have to monitor water levels like you do with ...
lawrosa wrote:bigrailer19 wrote:If I would have paid a little more attention to what it was saying, that makes total sense. Thanks.What do you mean? The video?No the numbers on the hitch. The video was great help. Its more informative than what I've ...
lawrosa wrote:bigrailer19 wrote:The trailer does drop my truck quite a bit, there's a noticeable sag in the rear of the TV, even when trailer is unloaded. I did not try and set the trailer up with the ball in the higher position because most people a...
lawrosa wrote:How much weight is the tongue? I assume that trailer will drop the truck a significant amount that you would want the ball higher.With ball in the higher position and trailer connected how is the level of truck and trailer?? After it dr...
