Ranger8729
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- First Name
- Ashley
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- Sep 24, 2019
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- Location
- South Carolina
- Vehicle(s)
- 1987 Ranger & 2019 Ranger
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And then it jackknifes!
But for real, anyone have trouble with smaller trailers? I have a 5x8 utility and my jet ski as smaller trailers. I also have a 6x16 landscape style trailer for larger loads. The larger trailer is just butter backing it anywhere. The two smaller trailers can be a nightmare. I back the trailer slowly, and it turns like it should. Buuuuut it reaches a "point of no return" VERY quickly. Basically no steering input will make the trailer turn if you go too far one direction.
I'm aware of the change in pivot points with the wheelbases, but this truck just feels like i'm running a knife edge backing in the smaller trailers. Of course I just slow down and pay attention, but it annoys me lol
But for real, anyone have trouble with smaller trailers? I have a 5x8 utility and my jet ski as smaller trailers. I also have a 6x16 landscape style trailer for larger loads. The larger trailer is just butter backing it anywhere. The two smaller trailers can be a nightmare. I back the trailer slowly, and it turns like it should. Buuuuut it reaches a "point of no return" VERY quickly. Basically no steering input will make the trailer turn if you go too far one direction.
I'm aware of the change in pivot points with the wheelbases, but this truck just feels like i'm running a knife edge backing in the smaller trailers. Of course I just slow down and pay attention, but it annoys me lol
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