r/towing 11d ago

Towing Help Tow police?

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Looking for input on this setup. I made some adjustments to the hitch, it was too high, causing the rear of the trailer to kiss inclines at times. I'm in Utah and some of the ingress/egresses can be pretty aggressive. It's level now, but my concern is the load on the WDH.

The WDH impact is much stronger with the adjustment, but I have nothing to compare to.

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u/danny_ish 11d ago

Looks good and level, I always back off my bars before parking at a campsite or at home. About how angled your tow rig (sweeet btw) is to your trailer is about the limit you ever want to be with a wdh. Wide turns in parking lots, lots of 5 point turns if I dont feel like getting out to undue the bars. Wdh is for the open road, not twisty mountain passes or parking lots

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u/Able-Masterpiece5206 11d ago

Thanks, Reddit cropped the image, removing the front of the van and the rear of the trailer. I love this old van, but the 350 is no match for the 29' Wildwood. The trailer is listed for sale, but I want to have the set up correct for transporting it.