2016 Whitehawk 33bhbs

[sprysj]

New to forum! Recently got into RV world. Purchased a 2016 Whitehawk 33bhbs. Truck is a 18’ Ram 3500 Cummins. I want to replace my equalizer and the shackles and bolts. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at Morryde. However, morryde apparently only mass produces a 33” and 35” wheel base equalizer. I have a 42” wheel base. I called them up, took a ton of measurements and it appears I need a CRE2-1475. Has anyone else had this experience with this trailer? I just want to make real sure this is right.

Also, the tires on my trailer are load range D. I want to upgrade to the Goodyear Endurance E’s but I’m not sure the aluminum rims can handle an E tire. Any thoughts or experiences with this?

I really dig this trailer and the floor plan it’s super unique, but roads in Michigan are probably the worst in the country and I want to make sure this trailer is bulletproof.

[deano]

I put goodyear endurance E range on my 16' jay feather with factory15" aluminum wheels. I also wondered if it would be alright and found it wasn't a problem. Goodluck with the other upgrades.

[sprysj]

Originally Posted by deano

I put goodyear endurance E range on my 16' jay feather with factory15" aluminum wheels. I also wondered if it would be alright and found it wasn't a problem. Goodluck with the other upgrades.

Deano, how were u sure the E’s were ok? I’ve read there is a weight Rating stamped in the rims?

[deano]

Mine are stamped on the inside can't rememder stamp code. Checked with discount tire with what I have they said I'm alright so ordered them they put them on. Used all summer with no issues. I dont think a reputable company would install a dangerous situation just for a sale. Check your wheel code and check with them . They will price match also.

[rohuber]

Originally Posted by sprysj

New to forum! Recently got into RV world. Purchased a 2016 Whitehawk 33bhbs. Truck is a 18’ Ram 3500 Cummins. I want to replace my equalizer and the shackles and bolts. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at Morryde. However, morryde apparently only mass produces a 33” and 35” wheel base equalizer. I have a 42” wheel base. I called them up, took a ton of measurements and it appears I need a CRE2-1475. Has anyone else had this experience with this trailer? I just want to make real sure this is right.

Was curious if you had installed the CRE2-1475? I too deal with the MI roads and am having an axle replaced and would like to upgrade the suspension at the same time. If you did, where did you purchase?