Hello everyone. I'm a motorcycle racer who's been towing bikes to the track for a long time, but I consider myself a beginner when it comes to towing a big trailer. I upgraded from a small box trailer to a 22ft toy hauler a year ago and it came wit...
Thanks for the helpful response. I posted this on another forum also and have been learning and working through some things. Along with noticing that the spring bars are a bit light for this rig, I also noticed that when I level the truck with the ...
BarneyS wrote:See this link to see pictures of the worn bushings and also what 'wet bolts" are in relation to the trailers suspension.BarneyThank you!!!
WNYBob wrote:You don't mention the age of the trailer. Worn bushings can make sway worse..What bushings are you referring to? The trailer is a 2008 but was barely used when I got it (60 hours on the generator). I greased all the wheel bearings and ...
Grit dog wrote:First, yes, move some weight rear-ward and try that. Can you not put the other bike from the truck bed into the TH? That would ease up on the truck rear axle weight significantly. Typically toy haulers are designed nose heavy to off...
camp-n-family wrote:With that much tongue weight you are exceeding the receiver rating of the Tundra by a significant margin. You are also likely over the payload rating before even adding another bike in the bed. I wouldn't be surprised if you were ...
