How tall sub frame do I need?
It finally quit raining, and I took some measurements on my new to me 2013 Jayco HT 26.5RLS, 7k dry, 10k gross. I measured from the asphalt to the rv frame, and I also had to raise my B&W to get 7" ov...
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Dayle1 wrote:
I agree with putting the trailer up on 2x8 blocks till it is level, that should give you the most accurate number since weight will be better balanced between the two axles. Also, you should load the trailer as you would for camping, since a lot of weight in the storage compartment, full propane tanks and cargo in the bedroom may bring the truck rear down some. But based on the numbers you provided and assuming the front 29" number was taken at the landing gear and not at the pin, you might be looking at more than just 8" (29" minus 21").
More bad math.
Front is at 29" (at the LG), between the axles is 24", to bring the axles level with the front would be 5", then maybe another inch for the rise to the pin for a total of 6".
