Longhorn1500
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- Joined
- Jul 21, 2018
- Posts
- 427
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- Location
- West Sound, WA
- Ram Year
- 2019 Longhorn
- Engine
- Cummins SO
We use pintle hooks\rings.
Why does it tow fine with my CCSB Cummins and feels squirrelly with my RCLB 6.4? There's something wrong with the suspension, not the hitch.
Why do all these trailers pull fine with any of my other trucks? IT is only one truck that is having this issue.
I've bought trucks that are rated to pull that amount of weight, shouldn't need a weight distributing hitch.
I use my trucks in a business, time is money. I don't have time to spend screwing with a weight distributing hitch up to 3 times a day with multiple crews.
Again, I'm not the only one that has had this issue but just like bad cab mounts, it isn't an every truck issue.
I suspect it is the difference in distance from the rear axle to the hitch between the SB and the LB. For the LB, the distance is probably farther causing there to be more weight on the rear axle and more unloading of the front axle (that is why most of us like to use WDH). Plus with the Cummins SB, you already have more weight on the front axle.