Gdetrailer wrote:
Moving things about in a haphazard way can result in overloading one side or even ONE wheel. That is why there are ENGINEERS working with designers. So unless YOU have some sort of ENGINEERING DEGREE along with some designing sense haphazardly moving things CAN cause you problems. One must understand that there ARE valid reasons as to placement of items and it is not always cosmetic.
First off, unless its a single axle trailer, no, you can't overload one wheel, the equalizer between the axles, as its name suggests, spreads the weight over the 2 or 3 wheels on that side.
As for the floor plan, the OP clearly said;
SettingOutSoon wrote:
Gale, do you mean $10k is how much you'd want to pay for something to rehab? I'm thinking the investment is worth it to get a well-made structure with 3-4 slideouts.
Just how much do you think you can rearrange the floor plan of a 5'er with 3 or 4 slide outs?
Maybe a 10' x 10' bathroom in a slide out with 4 windows?
The sky is NOT falling.
