Yo, it’s Matthew here, and I’ve got a funny story for y’all about weight distribution hitches. So I was on a camping trip with my buddies, and we had our trusty old RV all loaded up and ready to hit the road.<\/p>\n
We had a weight distribution hitch on the back, but I ain’t no expert on them things, so I didn’t really pay it much attention.<\/p>\n
We get on the highway, and everything’s going great for a little bit. But then we start noticing that the back of the RV is kinda swaying all over the place.<\/p>\n
I’m thinking maybe it’s just the wind or something, but then we see that the weight distribution hitch<\/a> is dragging on the ground!<\/p>\n Turns out, I had cranked that sucker down way too tight, and it was putting way too much pressure on the back of the RV. We had to pull over, loosen it up a bit, and then we were good to go.<\/p>\n So, lesson learned: you can definitely have too much weight distribution hitch<\/a>!<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n