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Old 12-03-2019, 05:52 AM   #6
flybouy
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Originally Posted by boonecamper View Post
Hi all, I don't post that much but I do read a lot. I have a 2010 Passport 285RL that has a loaded weight of 6,240 lbs of which includes about 700 lb of my stuff. I have a 19 Silverado 2500 with Duramax. My question is do I need a WDH. Thanks for your thoughts and advice.
Some critical numbers are missing. 1. your actual tongue weight which you will only know with a tongue scale or driving to a Cat scale and doing the math. 2. you didn't post the hitch capacity which should be on a label on the hith. 3. The rear axle capacity (on a sticker on the door post of the truck, and the actual weights on the truck's axles, only known by a visit to a Cat scale.

Without that information everyone is strictly "guessing".

With that being said, most folks accept "best practice" is to use WDH with sway control. As previously mentioned the 4 pt system is popular with good reviews. That's a large "sail" to drag and safety should be your fist concern.
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