Travelodge tongue weight?

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  • #392593

    Does anyone have any idea of what tongue-weight for a Model B Travelodge should be?

    #409279

    My bet is on 10-15% of trailer weight. That should be in the 300 pound range.

    I’m not speaking from an expert viewpoint on Travelodges, just a rule of thumb that varies slightly with weight of trailer, and these are light trailers.

    Can I come see your trailer? I sent you an email, if you didn’t get it let me know, will be in the wonderful State of Louisiana next week, hopefully it gets me out of the State of Confusion! dc

    #409284

    No, but I know that the tongue weight of my Model B exceeds 400 lbs. I searched all my files and found no numbers.

    #409286

    Thank you David & Bob. David by all means come by. The crawfish are just in season and really fat this year. Bob you can come too. I’ll bet you don’ have any boiled crawfish to eat in your area yet.

    #409287

    Mine is very heavy. I would guess 300+

    #409295

    Here’s a picture of the Harrah’s pair, taken about 1984 when the collection was still more or less together….

    #409307

    The tongue weight on my Model B was measured today. It is right at 500 lbs.

    #409310

    Doesn’t surprise me……….I think when actually towing a trailer for long distances I will add air shocks to the rear…..or maybe airbags between the frame and spring. Kits are available. You can then level the car by just adding air……a good setup.

    #409312

    I think the airbags would be a good choice, as we do not have load-equalizing hitches on the PA. The bags can be cross-connected to keep the pressures equal.

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