34ft rv towing a 20ft enclosed.......trailer tongue height issues?

[JoshS]

Build an elevated tongue on the trailer.

[dhardison]

I have the same issue with my extended rear overhand class-C pulling a 20' enclosed. The ULTIMATE (aka. expensive) solution is to use a 'Trailer Toad' (http://www.trailertoad.com/). However I've found if I go up one additional link on my load leveling bars it definitely helps but does not keep it from happening 100% of the time.

Also, due to the extended rear overhang, make sure the rear frame extensions are re-enforced to support the trailer tongue weight. I've seen more than one extended rear class-c break at that point due to a heavy trailer. I re-enforced mine by welding in a 3' section of steel c-channel at the extension joint on both sides.

HTH,
Dan

[CRallo]

Any room to run a larger tire on the trailer? You be able to raise the front and keep it level...

[chuck baader]

Tongue jacks come in different travels. I found one that allowed me to get the pad above the bottom of my MH hitch so no issues even though I have about 15' overhang on my MH. Chuck

[JIgou]

This covers the options that some of you are talking about:

http://www.rvsafetysystems.com/Trailer%20Towing.htm

[gpeluso]

how in the world is the toad $3200??????? Doesn't someone make a similiar product for LOTS less? I don't get it. It does look like it would do the trick but the price is unacceptable.

[lateapex911]

My trailer jack swings up 90 degrees.