Originally Posted by Marcusjolaine

How well does your set up pull? Mine starts to sway at about 60-65mph.

Originally Posted by tll

Trailer is 7000 lbs dry. Towed it 150 miles with the setup pictured, no sway noticed at 60-65, or any other speed below that. Lowered the hitch 1.5 inches and towed it about 50 miles. May have tracked a bit better, and still no sway, but it was so windy out it was hard to tell. I never towed in such a strong cross wind with such a big trailer, it can really blow you sideways! Still no sway but having the whole truck and trailer move sideways as a unit is a real eye opener! I use an Equal-I-Zer brand hitch with 1000 lb bars.

I was just comparing the pics of my truck vs your truck in regards to the ride height. In the setup of my WD hitch, I run it pretty tight and have returned the front truck height to stock height without the trailer. My rear height is lower than stock by 1". It looks to me that your rear wheel wells have a larger space than the front. That would indicate to me that there is not enough tongue weight. With a trailer that size, proper tongue weight ought to weigh down the back a little, even with a WD hitch.

Originally Posted by Marcusjolaine

How well does your set up pull? Mine starts to sway at about 60-65mph.

Originally Posted by jeffinthebag

For a good trucker/RV gps is the garmin 760 lmt (the one I have ) or the smaller 5 inch 560lmt. I recommend the 760lmt , I love it.

Originally Posted by 93Cobra#2771

With bags, it can be difficult to get enough weight transferred. You may need to add more head tilt or pick up another link.