Is my butt saggy?
We've been really enjoying our new Oakmont. We've put about 1200 miles on it already which may not souond like much, but we've only had it a month. we now certainly realize the utility and wonderful o...
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1jeep wrote:No you would need to lower the hitch height to level the trailer. Resulting, there could be bedrail clearance issues, if the clearance is not already ample prior to raising the rear of the truck.Drifter1959 wrote:
Consider this: if you raise the rear of the truck, which is designed to squat with a load, you will raise the front of the 5er. Then you'll have to raise the trailer to match.
wouldn't that be corrected by raising the 5th wheel hitch height?
Like was said earlier, since the measurements confirmed truck is only squatting less than 2" in the rear and the whole unlevel truck thing is an optical illusion, there is no reason to do anything with the truck or trailer.
Going by the initial pictures, it appeared the truck must be squatting at least 4", maybe 6" in the rear, which was the cause for all the alarm. It turned out to be a false alarm.
