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I have been double towing off and on for years. You just can't backup more than a couple feet without unhitching the back trailer, so as long as you plan for that you'll be fine. I do now have a 3/4 ton but have done it with my old half ton.
Last edited by jerrybizzle; 11-28-2016 at 04:30 PM.
Couple things I figured out real quick doing it are ya need a camera back there and a longer tongue on the second trailer. I am going to add trailer brakes to the second one as well. Getting the weight hitc set up might be fun.
I am doing some trading with my dad to get his 5x10 that some one added a longer tounge to. They added a tool box on it it is a tilt trailer as well. I plan to shorten it as much as I can move the axle back and loose as much wieght as I can off of it. The axle is in the center of the trailer and being a tilt it pulls like crap.
Took it on a 340 mile trip this weekend took a little adjusting to get it to stop swaying. Basically can have almost no tongue weight on the back of the camper. I added sway control to the second trailer as well. The truck pulls them great honestly has enough power to get it done. 75mph is really as fast as I want to go with it I did take it to 80 once.
11-28-2016, 04:20 PM
