Rock Woody

It's a Kodiak 300BHSL. Great layout for us. It was a little hitch high and I lowered it for the trip home. Much better but still need the air bags. Should help me to get the truck level just hope it doesn't ruin the ride when empty (no trailer and bags empty).

Folgers

yeah they were the only dealer closer then Milwaukee that had the model we wanted and they were great to deal with.

russellsawatsky

Vary nice the Kodiak website froze up on me so I didn't get the numbers I suspect it is a little heavier than mine on the hitch you might want a stabilizing hitch if you don't have one and when you get into heavy crosswinds slowdown at least that's my experience never found a floor plan like yours when we were looking last year and we love ours happy camping

CDNfyrfytr

I bought my trailer there. Store it next door. But i only had to drive 5 mins to get there. They are a great to deal with.

IronJoce

Well... no reason for not being able to level yout truck if you have the right WDH and you know how to use it. (no offense here)

Adjust the hitch using the washers so the angle is more pronounced and you can litterally lift the back of the truck...

Try to avoid messing with airbags if you don't need to.

Good luck

Rock Woody

You know... you may be right. I should probably spend a little more time and start over with the new trailer/truck for the WD setup and see if I can't get it corrected w/o going to the airbags.

ecobeest

With an equal-I-zer you can run up to 9 washers. It is quite tough to get that last washer in there, but it can be done. As IronJoce suggest just set it up properly before resorting to airbags.

Your EQ manual will provide with all the guidelines to dial it in properly.

Norotso

+1

IronJoce

I have Airbags and it's great but you always have to remember you have this under your truck. You can't lift your truck by the frame anymore or you risk damaging them (forgot to mention it to my dealer before my last oil change and they damaged one). You always have to inflate/deflate before/after towing and you can't do any real offroading anymore (don't really care about that!)

Take your time, adjust you WDH properly and see how it goes.

Good luck
Joce

murf

25'. 6200lbs. 1000lb pin weight. Eco