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Out on the Limb

Hitch Weight

Sunday, June 05, 2005

Finally! A simple definition of hitch weight.

I been looking for a description of hitch weight, and now I've got a whole glossary. Great!

I only had a one day weekend, and graduation is in one week!
Wow.....things are starting to move.
posted by Deb, 8:56 PM

1 Comments:

Deb
Make sure you also take into account the altitude you will be going to if you are horsepower limited....that can cut down significantly on your allowable hitch weight...

CoolAqua
commented by Anonymous Anonymous, 7:27 PM  

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