would you adjust?
09-10-2013, 03:27 PM
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would you adjust?
I have towed this way 4 trips so far. Works like a champ. Probably took it up to 70MPH on a busy highway for a couple of miles. The rest was 50MPH.
When it was set up I actually did not have the camper with me so we went by a comparison with old tow vehicle to this Ford.
My camper was in one city for repair and I took my truck to another city 2 hours away for repair and Equalizer set up. Before I did that I parked new and old tow vehicles beside each other and took a photo.
Brought the high res 8x10 photo to my Equalizer guy along with my measurements.
He said he would do his best "for now" until I could bring the whole thing back.
Well of course I never got around to it but when I look at it, it does look like it needs a slight adjustment doesn't it.
When it was set up I actually did not have the camper with me so we went by a comparison with old tow vehicle to this Ford.
My camper was in one city for repair and I took my truck to another city 2 hours away for repair and Equalizer set up. Before I did that I parked new and old tow vehicles beside each other and took a photo.
Brought the high res 8x10 photo to my Equalizer guy along with my measurements.
He said he would do his best "for now" until I could bring the whole thing back.
Well of course I never got around to it but when I look at it, it does look like it needs a slight adjustment doesn't it.
09-10-2013, 03:28 PM
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09-10-2013, 03:37 PM
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the photo looks better on this forum LOL.
it's a hair high front of camper VS rear.
it's a hair high front of camper VS rear.
09-10-2013, 04:52 PM
#5
How many washers are you running? if it's pulling good, I'd be reluctant to change the bar tension, though.
Maybe drop the hitch down one hole to level it out?
