Bambi 16 owners..what set up do you use to tow???

[spenfolder]

I bought my 16' used and it came with a 10,000 lb. capacity Equil-i-zer. It was really overkill and the ride was always stiffer than I thought it should be, on the Liberty and on the trailer. I recently changed to a new 6,000 lb. hitch and I am so much happier. Much smoother ride and still well within my weight capacity needs. I considered the 4,000 lb., but I want to add an extra battery to the front of the Bambi and I think the hitch weight will be over 400 lbs.

Stan
Salt Lake City

[Mtnlvrs]

Originally Posted by spenfolder

I bought my 16' used and it came with a 10,000 lb. capacity Equil-i-zer. It was really overkill and the ride was always stiffer than I thought it should be, on the Liberty and on the trailer. I recently changed to a new 6,000 lb. hitch and I am so much happier. Much smoother ride and still well within my weight capacity needs. I considered the 4,000 lb., but I want to add an extra battery to the front of the Bambi and I think the hitch weight will be over 400 lbs.


Stan
Salt Lake City

Thank you! You see, this makes more sense to me if you go the WD route, (from what little...very little.. I know and understand) This helps me a lot. Those big 10,000+ things seem like they would do more harm than good. But what do I know? This all still seems so subjective...it's really hard to figure out what to do. Thanks for your help!

[Mtnlvrs]

Originally Posted by spenfolder

I bought my 16' used and it came with a 10,000 lb. capacity Equil-i-zer. It was really overkill and the ride was always stiffer than I thought it should be, on the Liberty and on the trailer. I recently changed to a new 6,000 lb. hitch and I am so much happier. Much smoother ride and still well within my weight capacity needs. I considered the 4,000 lb., but I want to add an extra battery to the front of the Bambi and I think the hitch weight will be over 400 lbs.

Stan
Salt Lake City

We're going to check out the Equil-i-zer, maybe 4,000lb. Thanks so much!!