Nope. WDH not needed and not recommended. Especially with an F150. I tow mine with a Nissan Titan and it tows like a dream. I'm sure the F150 will tow just as well.
X2...nope. As mentioned in other threads the use of a WDH is not recommended for a T@B. An adequate TV properly loaded and a T@B properly loaded will do the job.
A Ford F-150 with a factory tow package should not have an issue towing the TaB400. Do not try to tow one with a bumper type hitch. You need a proper tow receiver setup. Don’t ask how I know this... cheers
2018 TaB400 Custom Boondock, Jeep Gladiator truck, Northern California Coast.
+1 on no WDH I'm towing a 2021 400 with a Honda Ridgeline, and you definitely do not need a WDH. The 2021 400 tows very well - and is stable and doesn't sway even with insane head, cross, and rear South Texas winds that I just pulled through for 100's of miles.
After two years of looking and considering...finally the proud owner of a 2021 T@B 400 Boondock! 2023 Honda Ridgeline RTL-E with Redarc Trailer Brake Controller
We've been towing our 2018 T@B 400 with an F-150 from coast to coast multiple times without WDH and with no problems at all. Welcome to the nüCamp family! Happy Trails, Steve & Karen
Steve and Karen Cullowhee, North Carolina
2008 Ford F150 --2018 T@B 400
Been towing our 2019 t@b 400 BDL with a Ford F-150 without a WDH for some time without issue. I do have the single sway bar but as for towing the Ford handles it with ease, even in strong winds.
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I'm towing a 2021 400 with a Honda Ridgeline, and you definitely do not need a WDH. The 2021 400 tows very well - and is stable and doesn't sway even with insane head, cross, and rear South Texas winds that I just pulled through for 100's of miles.
2023 Honda Ridgeline RTL-E with Redarc Trailer Brake Controller
Draco dormiens numquam titilandus.
Happy Trails,
Steve & Karen