I am in the market for an WD hitch and pretty much have my heart set on the EQlizer. I have a question regarding the choices.I can use the 6000 lb rated version of the hitch and I can buy it for around 600 bucks. But there are 1000 and 1200 lb versio...
I own this van. 2007 GMC Savanna G13405I would like to be able to tow a small travel trailer, not a popup. I understand that there are very strict limitations regarding the weight of the trailers that I can pull but I keep finding conflicting data re...
Okay, we purchased the 2015 Winnebago Micro Minnie 17ft 1705. Dry weight 2750# and the GVR is 5500#. The Savana van weighed out on the local truck scale at about 5300# with me sitting in it. I added a B&M Supercooler and a tranny temperature gauge. T...
Ron3rd wrote:Interesting that the EQ's with the lighter bars would cost more. BTW, EQ has a calculator on their site that will help you with bar selection.kvangil wrote:If the ones with heavier bars are cheaper, go ahead and go with the cheaper setu...
Ron3rd wrote:You mentioned $600. I bought by EQ hitch wtih 1200 lb bars off Amazon for about $485.00 with free shipping.Yeah, the 1000 and 1200's can be found cheaper. The price on the 600's tend to be in the middle 500's with shipping. I asked this...
Well, the GVWR of the trailer is 5500 (3K dry). I don't intend to load it past 4K . The factory tongue weight is 320. Do I add the propane bottles and batteries? they are directly on the tongue. Plus the Equalizer hitch (32#). And I have 2700lbs ov...
geotex1 wrote:The real question is how close us your trailer to the 6000#? If you are within a few hundred pounds, move up to the 10000#. Why? Because it'll handle your current trailer and then be there for you when you upgrade to your next, certai...
