Towing setup for new RP176

Onazip, most of the time a WDH hitch is overkill.  When you are driving on flat ground, with no wind, and traveling at a moderate speed, you probably wouldn't detect a difference in your Tacoma.  But, when wind is blowing, the road is slippery or curvy, or you have to take emergency evasive action, the combined weight distribution and anti-sway characteristics of a WDH may well make you glad you invested in it.  From our experience, having the load better balanced ends up being a heck of a lot more comfortable for long trips.  With our Pod hooked up to our TV with a WDH, we hardly notice any difference in driving except that acceleration and mountain climbs slow the truck down.  The control you can feel as you are descending a steep grade, then suddenly find that the S curve your in is a little tighter than you anticipated is well worth it.  Personally, on all but short trips into town, I will not tow our Pod without or WDH.

Dang. I have one of those Husky's  in the barn, Used once to bring a large trailer home. If you lived closer I would have sold it for $100 if you picked it up here.