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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.I like this. I wish I knew about this before I spent the $500 to make my old hitch work better.
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SThat's the thing - they don't need to because where the front of the bars mount beside the hitch ball pivots, allowing the bars to stay...
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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.That's an interesting set up. Not seen that before. I'm trying to figure out how the bars move on the bracket.
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SThere is still too much weight behind the trailer's axles compared with up front, even with the WDH. It can only cover up for so much...
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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.Hey Foggy. I do have anti sway, WD hitch. And it's an Equal-l!izer. I can adjust the pressure applied to the bars by either changing the...
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SI agree - good idea. eTrailer.com sells them for the Yukon.
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S13% is actually ideal. More tongue weight is more stable. Here's the money shot that melts brains, especially on the RV...
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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.I think you are right. Great idea. We are getting ready for a 5000 mile trip. Leaving May 12th. I have 12 days to get this done. Wonder...
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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.We are almost perfect level after I installed the new shank. This photo is on a small hill lifting the back of the Yukon up.
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S@Shorrsteve Moved you here from 2021+section.
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SShorrsteve replied to the thread Towing.You have a nice setup there. You spoke about tires. I put on Cooper Discoverer they are 85lbs of pressure and are over 3000lbs per tire...
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SI have a 2014 Yukon with air shocks, and am towing about 6000lbs. I started with a 15,000lb weight distribution hitch. This hitch came...
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