Nose high
What sort of options do I have to help level an older fifth wheel with a newer truck? Pic below - is that too far off level? The pin is sitting on an Anderson at its lowest setting. I've only got ab...
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MFL wrote:IdaD wrote:Lantley wrote:
I'm concerned about the bedrail clearance. How much space is there between truck bed and 5'er.
Looks close but maybe picture is deceiving.
Only about 5" at the back. Which is why I'd like to lift the hitch up but that makes me even more nose high.
I can do an axle flip as the springs are currently below the axle. Are there kits for this? DIY or do I need to take it to a suspension shop?
Appreciate all the info, guys.
Not really a kit, but you will need new spring perches welded on top, same as bottom. If you are a DIY person, and can weld, you could do it. Me, I would take it to a suspension shop that has prior experience doing this. I don't think it would be too costly.
Jerry
Yeah I was just starting reading through the install instructions and thinking I may want to just have a shop do it. I might call around for some quotes this week. It really would match the truck better with a lift on it.
