The chrome, or whatever the finish is, is worn off the front side of my 2" hitch ball. Should I turn the ball 180 degrees, replace it, or don't worry about it?
I hooked up my Casita trailer to my Honda Ridgeline for the first time yesterday. With me (150 pounds) standing on the bumper to simulate load carried in the truck, plus the approx. 400 pound tongue weight of the trailer, the hitch height dropped 2 1...
Ridgeline or Tundra I'm probably going to buy this week, but like an idiot I am gravitating back and forth between two totally different vehicles. I keep my vehicles a very long time, so it's a huge decision. Since I am 67 years old, this will probab...
I need to buy a new tow vehicle, preferably a pickup, to tow our 3,000 pound Casita travel trailer. Our Requirements:1. Comfort, power heated seats2. Plenty of interior room (crew cab)3. Safety (good crash protection)4. Economy, would like something ...
Well, I took it on a 500 mile trip towing the Casita. The hitch ball dropped about 1 3/4" when I hooked up, so not too bad. It actually resulted in the trailer traveling pretty much level. I didn't use a WDH or a swaybar and it towed great. 65 mph wa...
camperpaul wrote:Like has been already said, use a WD hitch.Honda says not touse a WDH with the Ridgeline.I have never measured it, but my current tow vehicle, a Toyota T100, sags at least as much as the Ridgeline, maybe more, with no real ill effect...
The Ridgeline has a regular Class IV receiver and is rated for 600 lb. tongue weight. I'm just guessing at the 400 lb. trailer tongue wt. Most Casita owners say it is less than that.
