Michael John, I see you posted first 21 days ago. It's plain to see, RVers love being able to express themselves, most specially, telling what they have.
I'm wishing you and your family have many great RV experiences. The USA has many nice RV parks and a lot of friendly people.
Enjoy
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In correct... What is the maximum length of a vehicle and trailer?
A truck and trailer combination may not exceed 65 feet in overall length. 65 feet max. The length of a single vehicle, other than a truck tractor, may not exceed 45 feet. 45 feet
I have a 38 ft camper towing with a RAM 2500. I have a Hensley Arrow and zero sway. Worth every penny. State parks are an issue with a camper this big. I'm camping in more pull throughs now.
If you want to eliminate all trailer sway check out Pull Rite hitches. They move the pivot point of the hitch to just behind the rear differential. I put one on my 3/4 ton Suburban with a 31' tag trailer and had no sway at all.
I have a 44' Newmar and pull a 28' car hauler when not pulling my F150. App. 75' with trailer. Can't drive through some national parks. Haven't had much trouble in newer campgrounds. Older ones have a place to park trailer.
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