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Speaker 1: Today we're taking a look at the equalizer weight distribution system with four point sway control. A weight distribution system creates a more stable ride for your tow vehicle and your trailer. This unit features a two inch hitch ball, which is included. It has a gross towing weight capacity of up to 6,000 pounds, and it is designed for trailers that have a ton of weight… see more >
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Yes, the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control is the best style of weight distribution for an Airstream Base Camp, and Airstream actually features a video of this system being installed on their trailer so we know we can't…
view full answer...I think you'll need to go up a level in weight rating for your 5,000 lb GVWR Airstream travel trailer. The reason being the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution #RE34FR is for loaded tongue weights between 200 lbs and 600 lbs. I assume the…
view full answer...For a 5000-lb travel trailer with tongue weight (TW) of 450-lbs you can use a weight distribution/sway control system such as the Equal-i-zer 4-Point Weight Distribution System #EQ37060ET which works effectively over a range of trailer TW from 200-…
view full answer...In regards to fifth-wheel hitches, there are a number of jaw types. A slide bar jaw is found on the less expensive hitches, such as the Pro Series #PS30129. This type of jaw is a secure one for your trailer but you will notice some king pin noise…
view full answer...Since your trailer is very close to 5,000 lbs your total tongue weight is very likely to exceed the 600 lb capacity of the 6k weight distribution hitch, so what you need is the 8,000 lb hitch, and I recommend the Fastway e2 (which is made by…
view full answer...If the rear end of your vehicle sags significantly when the trailer is hooked up then you could have an unsafe condition and your front end and tires will not wear properly. The weight is taken off of the front wheels of the vehicle and can cause…
view full answer...Tilting the hitch ball on your weight distribution system is a final adjustment to get the trailer perfectly level and apply the correct amount of tongue weight. You need to make this adjustment, if needed, after the the vehicle and trailer are…
view full answer...You definitely want to go with the Reese Strait-Line part #RP66074 that has a 1200 pound tongue weight for your travel trailer since your tongue weight will be over 800 lbs. When towing, if your weight distribution system is not rated high enough,…
view full answer...I have a really great brake controller solution for your 2019 Chevy Suburban. I recommend the Redarc Tow Pro Elite #RED44FR because this is a proportional brake controller like you want that senses the amount of braking you are applying and because…
view full answer...Since you do not want to run wiring the best thing you can do is install a 12 volt battery in your trailer like you mentioned, and you can connect the Rampage Wireless Backup Camera #RA7710. This would be the easiest method and what you will do is…
view full answer...You'd be fine to have a weight distribution installed on your trailer as you travel on the hill you described. If anything it might help prevent the trailer from leaning excessively. For a 6,000 lb trailer you'd be looking at a tongue weight…
view full answer...Yes, the Reese Weight Distribution System with Shank part #RE34FR will work on a 4,500 lb trailer. That said, hitch weights listed online are dry and you also need to add the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle. Therefore, you are likely…
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