Looking for some sage advice on which WDH I should be looking at. The particulars: Trailer - 2019 Wildcat Maxx 28RKX, GVWR 11,144, UVW 7754, Hitch weight 944TV - 2004 Dodge CTD 3500 Dually, TorkLift Magnum Superhitch, PacBrake airbags, Helwig BigWig,...
I read a couple of years ago that GM had narrowed the tailgate opening on their pickup boxes. I recently found out (via a hard lesson) that this is indeed the case. The tailgate opening on a 2017 Chev is too narrow by 1-1/4" for my 2008 Eagle Cap to ...
Short of custom fabrication, does anybody know of a commercially available tire carrier that will mount a dually spare tire on the front hitch? I've looked at several but none allow for the large backspace on dually rims.
Just for giggles, I just now looked up the price of Peak Blue DEF on the Canadian Wal-Mart (walmart.ca) page. You're not gonna believe this...For one gallon of Peak Blue DEF at Wal-Mart the price is $78.97 with a shipping fee of $169.05. Now don't yo...
Hi, OP here. I believe I'm going to go with the WD hitch with sway control. I'm sure that the truck can handle the load fine on just a ball but I've always been one to over-build things. I'd rather have too much of something than too little. Today, i...
Thanks for all the suggestions. I guess I never thought of not using a WDH for this setup but, as I think about it, the truck should have no problem handing that weight on the ball. However, I think I should consider getting an anti-sway feature of s...
s1214 wrote:Are the sides of the tailgate too narrow or is it just the radiused lower corners? If it's the corners, use a riser to raise the bottom above the curve.No, it isn't just the radius on the lower corners. It is the distance between the ver...
bucky wrote:The horsepower is the same at 325 and the torque numbers are only 10 ft lbs different.The 2006 does have a newer sensor system that allows more parameters to be read by scan gage and the like.I would choose based on color, service history...
