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By saying i am giving bad advice you are saying they need to get a WDH.... anyhow i will keep doing it my preferred way you keep doing it your preferred way at this point it is a matter of opinion
What truck are you using to pull the park model campers? What weight are those trailers?
2001 ram 3500 and my 2019 2500 avg weight is 15k on the trailers
You pull 15k lbs on a 2500 with no weight distribution? What's tongue weight? And what size caribiner do you use for that?
The 2500 is rated for 17k and the tongue weight is around 750-1000 lbs typically on park models there is no need for a wdh if the truck is not squatting or past the recivers load limit with a normal hitchYou pull 15k lbs on a 2500 with no weight distribution? What's tongue weight? And what size caribiner do you use for that?
Much less hitch weight than I would have thought.
5% hitch weight? Isn't that a separate safety issue? My 6100 lbs dry weight TT is higher than 750 lbs. I do agree the 2500 handles that tongue weight just fine though. Saves me time when I go fetch it the night before a trip.
They are not ment to travel with so the axles are more centered than most trailers