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12-26-2016, 09:24 PM
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ol trunt
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Gonna tow? Watch this
If you have ever experienced an ill loaded trailer just skip this video--you already know.
If you haven't, then watch! Jack
The Importance of Weight Distribution in One Video
12-26-2016, 10:14 PM
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Brad_SwiftFur
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Yep. It's sometimes informally called "The Tail Wagging The Dog". You don't *EVER* want to have this happen to you.
Sure, there are numerous products designed to control sway, but proper weight distribution is the best measure.
12-27-2016, 06:50 AM
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leadsled01
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Happened to me once. Now I always make sure I have decent amount of tongue weight.. My brother swears that more tongue weight is always better but then the front end of the tow rig is pointing at the sky. need to find the proper distribution.
12-27-2016, 08:07 AM
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DoubleO7
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Brad_SwiftFur
Yep. It's sometimes informally called "The Tail Wagging The Dog". You don't *EVER* want to have this happen to you.
Sure, there are numerous products designed to control sway,
but proper weight distribution is the best measure.
And everyone of them is but a bandaid to avoid solving the problem with proper loading of trailer to obtain sufficient tongue weight.
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