dadtoandrew
Member
While looking at my TV and TT all hooked up and loaded to go, I noticed a bit more squat than I would like on the rear of the TV, but the TT appears to be towing very level. I have the WD bars pulled up so they are horizontal. If I bring them up another link, they are going to be on quite the angle but I think that will put more weight on the front of the TV.
Is it better to angle my hitch so that the ball is further away from the TV (maybe a washer/spacer or 2), or just pull the chains up another link, and have them with a decent bend in them. Usually have 3 spare links at the end, and then hook it in the 4th link.
Unfortunatly I haven't had a chance to weigh everything yet, so I'm just going on getting it looking right. I've tried to space out the weight in the TT, but not too much as to get it totally out of balance, and then add a whole new dimension to the towing adventure!.
I have the Husky WD & Sway control package 1200 lbs. If I was doing it again, I'd get another type of WD/Sway package, but that's another story for another day.
Is it better to angle my hitch so that the ball is further away from the TV (maybe a washer/spacer or 2), or just pull the chains up another link, and have them with a decent bend in them. Usually have 3 spare links at the end, and then hook it in the 4th link.
Unfortunatly I haven't had a chance to weigh everything yet, so I'm just going on getting it looking right. I've tried to space out the weight in the TT, but not too much as to get it totally out of balance, and then add a whole new dimension to the towing adventure!.
I have the Husky WD & Sway control package 1200 lbs. If I was doing it again, I'd get another type of WD/Sway package, but that's another story for another day.