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Re: Enclosed Trailer 1 Attachment(s)
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No, matter of fact, those 2 trailers used a pintle hitch and not a ball style. They pulled pretty good. Wasn't sure going in, whether or not I would like it. Here is how it looks hooked up. This isn't my hitch, just a photo I found. |
Re: Enclosed Trailer Many years ago, there was a test made by a travel trailer magazine on wind drag. I was surprised that the difference for a trailer with radiused front edges over square edges was something like 45% less wind drag. After that I always made sure I bought only radius edged trailers. Like I mentioned earlier my trailer manufacturer said the V-nose did not have any better resistance to wind drag but provided more storage and was therefore more popular.
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Re: Enclosed Trailer V nose will not reduce drag
Anticipate your maximum required interior length & height - add 20% Consider storing your vehicle in your trailer - your trailer in your yard or a secure location - install a removable hitch. Buy local if possible & buy new if you can afford it. If not - try craigslist for a local trailer - take someone experienced with you to inspect it. Jim |
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