Hello everyone -I am not exactly a newbie with camping. I used to work for a campground for many years but never had to haul camping trailers on the road. Now the situation has altered and I am now pulling and have some questions about anti-sway hi...
bikendan wrote:AdirondackerSouth wrote:Lwiddis wrote:What's your tongue weight? Near 13-15%? Correcting that could stop sway.Thanks for the idea. If I use your formula if using the GVWR at 3850 that would be around 400 lb.If I use the dry hitch weig...
Lwiddis wrote:What's your tongue weight? Near 13-15%? Correcting that could stop sway.Thanks for the idea. If I use your formula if using the GVWR at 3850 that would be around 400 lb.If I use the dry hitch weight plus 100 lbs 2700 that comes to 350 ...
penguin149 wrote:Your hitch weight seems low for a 2700# HTT; I'd expect it to be 350+ pounds. I had a Jayco X17C HTT and used an E2 hitch from Fastway - very pleased with it. Offers WD as well as some amount of sway control. An E4 is better but m...
penguin149 wrote:Your hitch weight seems low for a 2700# HTT; I'd expect it to be 350+ pounds. I had a Jayco X17C HTT and used an E2 hitch from Fastway - very pleased with it. Offers WD as well as some amount of sway control. An E4 is better but m...
schlep1967 wrote:First we need to clear some things up. Your title says WDH and your question is about anti-sway. Depending on what the trailer weighs and what you are pulling it with, you may not need a WDH. I'm pretty sure that is a fairly light tr...
