Re: [A/S] Re: Tow Vehicle, Need some quick advise!

At 06:15 PM 3/29/2011 -0700, you wrote:
>hello-equlizer hitches???? so i have a 2500 dodge 1998 with the cummins
>engine and a 1975 27ft overlander......question is,the hitch on the dodge
>is so high off the ground and the airstream hitch is pretty low,how does a
>guy get an equlizer to fit the miss match...... have measured the hitch
>height and both seem to be the height they are suposed to be but i can't
>find a drop hitch that will drop far enough to use an equlizer with?????
>ps truck pulls the trailer great and never had any sway problems but on
>bumpy/wavey/uneven roads i would like an equlizer

I can't speak for Equalizer by brand name, its not a hitch I am familiar
with or know anything about, however when I purchased the Ford F350 4x4 1
ton Turbo Diesel (big HIGH truck), the Utility and Horse Trailer trailer
dealer I do business with stocks Reese/Draw-Tite WD hitches and he had in
stock the correct drop stinger so that the 1964 Airstream Ambassador sits
level and tows like a dream. It was a no hassle 1 hour conversion from my
previous F150 Heavy Duty truck, having a mechanic with the skill &
knowledge and right parts on hand is a big help.

BTW, most of the hour was spent in measuring and adjusting everything
including a trial drive so he knew the trailer was level and towed right...

I have to admit, having a skilled, knowledgeable dealer who is a good
mechanic in his own right, and has a top notch mechanic working for him,
sure makes owning trailers a painless and comfortable experience.

--
TNX, 73, Mitch Hill - K1FH
WBCCI #21960
'64 Airstream Ambassador International
2004 Ford F-350 XLT TurboDiesel 4x4 tow vehicle

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