benitslu

How do you adjust, where is the screw to lower? Mine shine high since adding the leveling kit.

Go to radio on the DIC and it will bring up your radio presets and you can control radio stations.

Keep us posted on your tune

Did you show them this video? That should be some good proof for them.

I am getting over 10 dragging my 7000lb camper. Something isn't right with your truck. Got 25 mpg on interstate trip going 72 mph. I am happy with that.

Which angle should I tilt the hitch head to raise the front of my trailer? Last time I hauled, I was on the 5th link. Those bars were in a bind.

Best way I can describe it is like a wheel barrow. the handles being the bars transferring the weigh to the front of the tow vehicle.

My bars attach to my trailer frame using chains. Is there a limit to how tight I make the bars? I know not to have them hit the trailer frame. My trailer is slightly pointed down in the front and I have 4 chain links left to use.

I have a leveling kit, so the bags are nice. Without the leveling kit I would sit level, without bags, loaded down with my WD hitch. I have almost 900lb hitch wt.

Issue will only be with a 4x4

Check the laws in your state, it may be a requirement. The hitch will help with steering and braking.

Everyone is stressing the WD hitch. Isn't this a given? I have never seen anyone with a 1/2 ton tow a travel trailer without one.

I towed my camper last weekend. It weighs right at 7000#'s/860lb tongue wt. I have the leveling kit on the front and it didn't squat my truck too bad. Make sure you have the WD hitch set up right. Tons of YouTube vids on the correct way.

No prob. I was 10 ft from my truck and I knew you had to be able to do it. Glad you got it figured out.

I just went and tried in my truck. Turn key to where headlights comes on or crank it. Using steering wheel controls, tap to the left, then scroll down to settings, hit select. Scroll up or down to info pages screen, once there hit to the right and that is where you can control what pages you see. Hope this works for you.