Trailer sway help
Tuned
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 299
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From: South NJ
Good stuff 
You still may want to consider double-checking your vehicle ratings... our E250 [conversion] is "only" rated for 700# (or 750?) tongue weight, and you are beyond the usual rule of thumb "10 to 15%" on the tongue.
Happy/Safe travels!
Mark
You still may want to consider double-checking your vehicle ratings... our E250 [conversion] is "only" rated for 700# (or 750?) tongue weight, and you are beyond the usual rule of thumb "10 to 15%" on the tongue.
Happy/Safe travels!
Mark
Hotshot
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 11,141
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From: south louisiana
Not only the van's rating, but check the capacity of the hitch and drawbar too. 650# is a lot of weight on a hitch, just a tad more than 15%. A bigger front swaybar will do even more as will sucking up on that drawbar to move it as far in the socket as it'll go, drilling a new hole for the pin.
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