If you’ve read my article on the hidden danger of a weight-distribution hitch, you might be wondering what else you thought you knew that isn’t true!
I’m a big fan of weight-distribution hitches. If you’re towing with a half-ton truck, I’m 99.5 percent positive you either need or could benefit from one. But there are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding RV weight-distribution hitches.
Let’s knock down a few!
So I’m buying an RV with a toy hauler that has a 1000 pound capacity for the garage this is not a trailer but I’m sure as much to do with the fact that the garage and a Thor 29T is behind the rear axle but I also believe that they must make generalizations because the 1000 pound load concentrated to the back bumper is exponentially greater than one at the front of the garage agreed so if I’m careful with my weight distributions, how can I factor a negligible impact on the actualities and not just a random number being forced on me for liability sake
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