Trailer not sitting level

Another list to port here. I try to compensate by were heavy stuff is loaded such as keeping tool box on starboard side

B.O., see if you can find a private scale, like on a farm or small feed store, that has no railing to keep you from weighing only one side.

Lyle

Our 2018 Grand Design is 800# heavier empty on drivers side than curb side due to the kitchen slide with pantry,frig,etc.I don't think you can balance on side to side with slides because each slide contains different stuff. A rear kitchen may be the exception though.

racer4 wrote:
Mine is 1000 lbs heavier on the street side, compared to the curb side. That is based on individual wheel weights, as weighed by RVSEF (rvsafety.com) at a FROG rally.

Yep, my street side is about 1-1/4" lower than the curb side.

I have 4 Trojan T-125 batteries. Between those and the refrigerator, and all the cabinets, etc. on the curb side, it does lean.

Perfect! That's the info I was looking for..Thank you, thank you.


B.O.

Mine is 1000 lbs heavier on the street side, compared to the curb side. That is based on individual wheel weights, as weighed by RVSEF (rvsafety.com) at a FROG rally.

Yep, my street side is about 1-1/4" lower than the curb side.

I have 4 Trojan T-125 batteries. Between those and the refrigerator, and all the cabinets, etc. on the curb side, it does lean.

Most roads are crowned and not level. Find a level spot and measure again.

Measure distance between top of spring pack and frame directly over axles
Front/rear both sides

Side with fridge/batteries will have smaller distance

You could ignore it or add a 'leaf' to the spring packs

My 2004 36 ft Mobile Suites was 1,100 lbs heavier on the kitchen side than the door side when weighed by wheel position, but only a 200 lb difference in each axle weights. It is entirely possible to have a heavy side, only way to tell is weighing by wheel position. Drive on Cat scales at the truck stops are not designed to straddle the scale to get side weights. They install poles or curbs to keep you as centered in the lane as possible. Even with the big side to side difference in my unit, it sat level and didn't lean to the heavy side. I would say Something isn't right if your off by almost 2 inches.

Was it level side to side when purchased?

Scales should be your best friend. But to answer your initial question, sure, its entorelympossible that FR did not get the trailers load balanced very well when designing that floor plan.