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brittsnbirds · 01-02-2015, 08:51 AM

I pulled a 27' Wildwood using the Equal-i-zer hitch with my 1500 Chevy. My RV dealer set up everything and did a great job. I had to tweak the adjustment a little once trailer was loaded (increase pressure to front) and it worked great! I didn't need bags on my 1500. Only change I made was upgraded the crappy shocks. I ran the same brake controller you have, it was very good as well. The only complaint I had with my 1500 was after I upgraded my truck to a 2500 HD. I realized I had to drive the 1500 much more than I do with my 2500 now.

Your Dodge 1500 should be able to handle the trailer using the Equal-i-zer as long as it is set up correctly.

01-02-2015, 08:51 AM	#17
brittsnbirds Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Cass County Missouri Posts: 56	Get the WD set up right! I pulled a 27' Wildwood using the Equal-i-zer hitch with my 1500 Chevy. My RV dealer set up everything and did a great job. I had to tweak the adjustment a little once trailer was loaded (increase pressure to front) and it worked great! I didn't need bags on my 1500. Only change I made was upgraded the crappy shocks. I ran the same brake controller you have, it was very good as well. The only complaint I had with my 1500 was after I upgraded my truck to a 2500 HD. I realized I had to drive the 1500 much more than I do with my 2500 now. Your Dodge 1500 should be able to handle the trailer using the Equal-i-zer as long as it is set up correctly.