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- 22MY F250 Star White Lariat Tremor
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- 22MY Winnebago Voyage 2831RB
I am wondering if it would well for the 12ft single axle that is a pain to back up
I'm sure they don't want to jack-knife your trailer
I have used it for my boats in the past when I kept them at our house. The "storage" area was a real tight back-in spot after jockeying around a few trees. The backup system made it easy as I could crank it one direction and not fear a jack-knife. Shorter, single axle trailers are notorious for being highly sensitive to inputs...
Totally agree! Being versatile and flexible is key. I have towed a lot in my life although I'm still figuring out all the nuances of our large TT. I look at the backup assist as one arrow in the quiver of techniques...One thing I have learned in years of towing trailers is that there is no absolutes and you may have to use 2-3 techniques for every situation.