height adjustment
i have a curt 5th wheel hitch and ive already made adjustments to it. while on vacation i had a couple occasions where the bottom of my 5ver bottomed out against the bed of my truck. how can i incre...
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Me Again wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
Need more info!
One option is lower pin box.
A little poking around shows he has a dually(newer?) with LT235/80R17 tires and an Outback 5th wheel 2011. So a subframe lift would be good route to go, as he most likely does not need the full 5.5-6" that "flipping" the axles creates.
When I raised my Cardinal I had Smiley's flip the axles and lower the jack plates for a 3.5" increase. the old spring perches made a great jacking spots on the axles.
To bad axles do not come with perches welded on both top and bottom of axles. Of course they would need a "This side up labels"!
Chris
Why =any= mfr in the past decade would build FWs without "flipped" axles from the factory, is beyond me. :h
Lyle
