Checking the tongue weight of your trailer is important for trailer stability. It's easy to do with a bathroom scale and a ...

If you've got a lot of stuff that needs to be hauled, you may wind up needing a weight distribution hitch, but what does it actually do for your car?

This round bar type weight distribution hitch from Husky has a 1,200 pound max tongue rating and 12,000 pound GTWR, making it good for those with heavier trailers or RVs to tow. The hitch also ...

Some trailers have a pole tongue instead of an A-frame tongue. ... For 2021 GMC and Chevrolet 1500s, it’s recommended that a weight-distribution hitch be used for trailers 7,000 pounds and over.

Class 5: 10,000 pounds GTW/1000 pounds tongue weight. My advice is to install a hitch receiver that's heavy-duty enough to match your vehicle's GTW and tongue-weight spec, even if you're planning ...

This "Ball Hitch Head" has a removable 2 5/16-inch ball and is rated for a 30,000-pound trailer weight with a 7,500-pound tongue weight, which is more than adequate for our needs.

Why Do I Need a Gooseneck or 5th Wheel Hitch? If you need to tow big, heavy trailers, you need a hitch capable of handling the weight. A 2021 Ford F-150, for example, can tow a maximum of 14,000 ...

The Stinger Hitch Helper single tire is rated for 1000 lbs of tongue weight. Now a new dually model rated at 2000# tongue capacity. There are advantages helping your tow vehicle reduce tongue weight.

Forest River has many under-5,000-pound trailers, but the R-Pod is undoubtedly its smallest and lightest. At 2,529 pounds UVW and a hitch weight of 360 pounds, the R-Pod RP-171 is a 19-foot travel ...