Help me make sense of the scale numbers
Since switching from a 2012 F250 to a 2014 Ram 3500, I've got a "pin high" issue that is concerning. When on the truck, the pin is a full 7" higher than it is when off the truck and level. Fearing t...
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GPG52! wrote:
Not withstanding the weight scale issue (which is significant)
If the underlying question is "Is 1060 pounds simply too much difference even though I'm under the axle ratings?"
My answer would be YES to much difference;
In a perfect scenario front and rear trailer axles should be the same if not very close to the same.
GPG
ON EDIT: I had read wrong earlier, thus the reason for my edit. There is more weight on the rear axle as opposed to the front axle, though he's not over his axles weight rating...I'd still want to even out the load as much as I could between the front and rear axle on the 5er and one could do that by lowering the front of the 5er instead of running "nose high"...I understand OP has a dilemma with trying to do that. Might want to take combo to a hitch install business or someone that can help with this issue to have it done correctly
