Hitch Height
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Hitch Height
I just purchased a 2005 F-150 4WD with the towing package. The truck has a receiver for a trailer hitch. Being the truck is much higher than my 1993 F-150 2WD, I'm going to need a drop ball mount.
I will be towing a 5x10 tilt trailer.
My question is, with the trailer connected to the truck... żDo I want the trailer tongue to be as level as possible? or żDo I want it tilted up or down a little bit?
Thanks in advance,
J.B.
I will be towing a 5x10 tilt trailer.
My question is, with the trailer connected to the truck... żDo I want the trailer tongue to be as level as possible? or żDo I want it tilted up or down a little bit?
Thanks in advance,
J.B.
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#5
Actually, you want the trailer to be level when loaded and the load on the trailer to be distributed evenly across the trailer. If the trailer rides a little high at the hitch when unloaded, you should not have a problem unless you loose ground clearance at the rear of the trailer. Happy towing.
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