Rick Otradovec
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Looking to bring my 190 FSH home (1,000 mostly highway miles) on a 210 FSH trailer. Thoughts?
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Has anyone ever hauled a 190 FSH on a 210 FSH trailer?
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It’ll be a bit heavy on the tongue… you could slide the winch back.
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Make sure that the trailer is level on your tow vehicle and then measure the tongue weight to make sure it is in spec. That is really the best thing to do before moving things. I agree likely you will need to move the winch (not difficult), but I would measure first.
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