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Re: What type of trailer do you use?
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Posted by T_Bone on June 30, 2003 at 11:34:48 from (171.75.7.15):
In Reply to: What type of trailer do you use? posted by Willy on June 30, 2003 at 03:02:22:
Hi willy, What not too buy is a tri-axle tag trailer as they will reverse load hitch weight and no you can't load tongue heavy to stop it. There is no load sweet spot like on a tandum. I have not tried a GN tri-axle but I expect to see the same problems but just not as bad of a problem. When considering a GN hitch, the flat plate hitch will cause the truck frame rails to flex. There's not enough hieght on the flat plate design to stop this from happening. Is this a problem? Apparently not as lot of GN use this type of hitching. It is a problem for me as I tend to keep my pick-ups for ever. Buying trailers is just like buying trucks, always buy more than you need. T_Bone
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