What to buy for city driving and occasional towing.

[Bridget T]

Ok, so much excitement about me getting the electric brakes! As I mentioned I was planning to get them this year or next.
It just happens that the good rv guy in my city and I have now met and he has an opening to help me change the axle/ add brakes or whatever it is we need to do. He's done this for trilliums before.
I will start a new thread about this. I hope those of you who have been so helpful so far will follow me there and help me to know what I need to buy from Dexter to put on my ct13.

Thanks,
Bridget

[mcbrew]

Originally Posted by Greg H

No hopefully they don't, I've heard of some issues with them and I don't know for sure but they're probably from China.

You have heard bad information. I have had many Curt hitches. All have been very good. Better quality than Reese, DrawTite or Hidden Hitch. And they are made here in the USA.

[floyd]

Francesca... I'm not sure my trailer could remain stationary on an 18% grade with no axle....WOW!

Mcbrew... You must be right, I'm not allowed to disagree with you anymore

[mcbrew]

Originally Posted by floyd

Mcbrew... You must be right, I'm not allowed to disagree with you anymore

NOW we're gettin' somewhere!

[Davie B]

We have a hitch on several of the gravely two wheel tractors but only suitable for pulling a surrey and a fat old guy riding. My TV is a 2011 4cyl Tacoma. Because my camping trailer has a 6 pin and the other trailers have a 4 pin, I installed a two-way socket (heh). I found that it fits well into the hole left after removing the left license light.