Quote from: Rex on September 21, 2020, 05:07:48 PMEnter the 16BHB, while looking at it, the owner said that we could not run a WD because of the aluminum frame. Another friend with an aluminum car hauler has said the same thing.
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Do these light trailers just want to swing back and forth more? So far my experience is only the few mile tow home at city street speeds.
When I had my 2012 16BHB I did not use a WDH when towing with 1/2 ton pickups. On that particular model, the hitch weight was under 400lbs when the camper was fully loaded (3800lbs) & with two full propane tanks & two 6V golf cart batteries on the tongue. If anything, the tongue was a bit light.
That model was very stable when towing in crosswinds. I suspect that the tandem axles and the distribution of weight over the axles made it more stable than normal. My 16BHB was a dream to tow.
As others have said, try it without.