[QUOTE=ruscal;585934... I can just picture a
scamp holding the Siennas front wheels in the air. ...[/QUOTE]
Well it is hardly anywhere close to being that bad although as I understand it, Siennas in prior years had a soften rear suspensions. Only one time, on a very steep and twisty road, and in the rain, did I have a moment of front wheel slippage. For the most part it is a very stable tow.
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Originally Posted by JT33
...The other choice is the same mount on the front bunk, not so sure on the extra tongue weight. I have set up a scale under the tongue and will weigh out each option...
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For what it's worth, I have actually had a bit of a problem keeping 10% of the total trailer
weight on the tongue. It was 10% to start with but with the
propane tank running low, the added memory foam and bed clothes on the rear bed and other things stored in the trailer, the center of gravity has moved back a ways. I do try to keep heavier things loaded toward the front and ahead of the
axle but that is not easy to do sometimes.
As long as your tug is comfortable with the tongue
weight, I suspect that bikes on front of the trailer might work fine. It would be great if you post your measurements and conclusions.