Towing Setup advice needed
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Well if your running a WD hitch and its sagging like that then it is not set up properly! It looks like the trailer is level now but the X is sagging. I would drop the trailer about 2" on the drawbar, then add a couple washers to the hitch and see what it looks like after that!
I'm towing a 9200lb loaded 35 ft total length TT and it doesn't squat even with 5psi in my airbags. And I'm running stock X springs.
Good luck!
I'm towing a 9200lb loaded 35 ft total length TT and it doesn't squat even with 5psi in my airbags. And I'm running stock X springs.
Good luck!
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Well if your running a WD hitch and its sagging like that then it is not set up properly! It looks like the trailer is level now but the X is sagging. I would drop the trailer about 2" on the drawbar, then add a couple washers to the hitch and see what it looks like after that!
I'm towing a 9200lb loaded 35 ft total length TT and it doesn't squat even with 5psi in my airbags. And I'm running stock X springs.
Good luck!
I'm towing a 9200lb loaded 35 ft total length TT and it doesn't squat even with 5psi in my airbags. And I'm running stock X springs.
Good luck!
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