I have a 2020 Subaru Ascent and am pulling 2800+ lb dry wt Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser. According to Owner's Manual and forums, WDH is not recommended with the unibody design of vehicles such as mine. My question is about using a sway-bar. No referenc...
I have Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser 17rwd travel trailer which comes with mount for backup camera. But in my search to choose a camera, they all come with a mount so I am confused how to know what might fit in the mount already in place in the back of ...
valhalla360 wrote:dnezfrly wrote:yes, it is 20'. what do you mean watch out? fresh water tank is under the bed, which is at front of trailer. what i am reading is cargo weight should be forward, if at back will cause more sway.Towing is best with hig...
Flute Man wrote:If the trailer is loaded properly you should not need a sway bar.If it was me I would try it first before I invested in a sway bar.since i am new to towing i don't know what is typical/reasonable/usual. i did have a significant head w...
campigloo wrote:I like sway bars. It’s true that if you’re loaded properly you shouldn’t need it. I’ve found they can be really nice in unexpected gusts of wind coming broad side.i am new to towing so don't know what is typical/reasonable/usual. i ha...
rexlion wrote:I can't see any reason why a sway bar would be bad. I think you have to keep in mind that rain (wet) will reduce the amount of friction supplied by the bar. And I hear that they have to be loosened before backing up sharply or the bar ...
