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Old 06-12-2014, 09:55 PM   #561
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GlennLever, How do you like your rig? I am looking into one that looks just like yours.,
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distance between coach and trailer

just got a 24 v nose to pull. everyone said keep plenty of space. the receiver on coach is exactly even with back "bumper" puts ball about 8 inches out. the clear tongue on trailer is 23 inches. I went out and bought an 18 inch extension but it looks like may be too long. sticks out about 2 feet total.to ball. could not find anything in manuals
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Old 06-13-2014, 09:26 AM   #564
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Be careful using a extension on your hitch with a heavy trailer. The extension can dramatically reduce the capacity of the hitch. The extension will multiply the amount of tongue weight applied to the hitch receiver. It might be wise to check with the hitch manufacturer to see what they say about extensions. They should be able to tell you how to calculate the hitch capacity reduction for the length of the extension you want to use.

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Old 06-13-2014, 10:14 AM   #565
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I wouldn't use an extension either for a 24 foot trailer, to heavy. I did have the local welder add about 16 inches to my trailer hitch. Mine is not a V nose but with the extension I can make some tighter turns than before. Well worth the expense.
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thanks for input

returning the extension just doesn't look safe. appreciate the input, callinf mfg of trailer right now
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GlennLever, How do you like your rig? I am looking into one that looks just like yours.,
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I like the rig very much, has plenty of power and runs well,

Having problems finding a good repair shop to fix the misc. problems

I Have made several long trips now and still learning all the stuff this thing does.
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just got a 24 v nose to pull. everyone said keep plenty of space. the receiver on coach is exactly even with back "bumper" puts ball about 8 inches out. the clear tongue on trailer is 23 inches. I went out and bought an 18 inch extension but it looks like may be too long. sticks out about 2 feet total.to ball. could not find anything in manuals
I would also be very careful with an extension, lots of stress on the hitch.
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returning the extension just doesn't look safe. appreciate the input, callinf mfg of trailer right now
Personally, I think that's a good decision.
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Here's my rig pulling a little 28' tag trailer. Best move we ever made for racing was buying the RV.

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Here's my rig pulling a little 28' tag trailer. Best move we ever made for racing was buying the RV.

Just returned from the Hot Rod Reunion in Bowling Green. I could not agree more!
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Here's mine about 60 Ft. long 38 Ft. Damon and 20 FT toy haluer.

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Here's mine about 60 Ft. long 38 Ft. Damon and 20 FT toy haluer.

And the toys are?
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And the toys are?
His sig says a Rhino and a Rzr. No Can Ams but they are better than having no UTV's.
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