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Old 03-16-2018, 02:23 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by wawagoose View Post
Pulle a 33 ft Jayco for years with an 2008 Suburban with trailer tow package, no problems but did upgrade the tires to LT tires, sidewalls are a lot stiffer and reduce sway. Incidentally we had 4 teenagers, used a weight distributing hitch with antisway, don't know if we were overloaded but travelled thousands of miles with the crew, locally we have a good number of 7% grades and the truck went up like a trooper. As long as the TV is in good shape you'll be fine.
Ok, I'll bite. Signed up on keystoneforums.com just a few minutes prior to posting their single roque reply.. Hmmm. Just saying.
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