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| Posted: Jul 26 2005 at 11:43pm | IP Logged
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These questions may sound idiotic but I've never towed more than around 5,000 #'s before.
I'm in the market for a toy hauler but the hitch weights seem to run heavier on them. The Titan manual states max 920#'s for hitch weight. If I get a trailer that has a dry hitch weight around 1,200# is there any chance it will get down to an acceptable level when I load 800#'s of sportbikes in the back? Does a good weight distributing hitch do anything to allow a heavier hitch wieght or does it just redistribute weight? Even if the weight of the toys puts me in spec I'm guessing I am in trouble when I pull the trailer without the bikes in back, probably answered my own question. Comments on helper springs and air bags appreciated.
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Topic: Toy hauler hitch weights
