Truck squat?

squats? not mine ok I know Im being a smart a--

F350....Never squats, tows level.

Carry on.....

If you dont want to mess with airbag pressures, possible bags leaking, or having to purchase and mount an aux air compressor, look into getting some Timbrens. They work great, are inexpensive, and never need to be messed with after the 20 minute install.

beemerphile1 wrote:
More washers. Typically one washer equals one link.

Okay, thanks. Is there such a thing as too many washers?

Time to re-adjust......again.

More washers. Typically one washer equals one link.

Ok so after messing with the hitch a little, I now have 4 washers for the head angle and the ball is 1 inch higher than the trailer coupler when level. Problem is that the front end of my TV raises 1 inch with the bars snapped in. I tried moving from the 4th link to the 5th link but not much changed besides the bars not being parallel to the trailer frame. What should be my next adjustment to get the front end down? Thanks!

I run "bags" on my rig, I tried every combination possible with the hitch/bars.
I had the bars too tight to keep things level and the ride was quite rough to say the least.
With the bags and 50-70 PSI everything is level and the ride is much better.

Micp410 wrote:
I have almost the same set up as you and I had over 3 inches of sag in the back. Even with the TH loaded rear heavy. I would hit the bump stops on big bumps. I tried multiple hitch settings with no improvement. So I ended up getting the Firestone ride-rite airbags on the back. No I put about 70 psi in those when loaded up and it makes a world of difference. The truck and trailer both sit level and the ride and handling in 100% better. I think they should definitely be in your future.

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beemerphile1 wrote:

Eyetattoo wrote:
...I assume you what the front to be closer to the same or slightly lower, correct?

Correct, here are some good tutorial threads from the towing section;
Weight Distribution (WD) Hitch --- How it Works

Travel Trailer Hitch Set-up Procedure

Thanks Beemer! I had have read those and have helped a bunch. Its crazy to think in all the years I have toweed various trailers I have never actually set it up properly. I have been riding nose high for too long!

Eyetattoo wrote:
...I assume you what the front to be closer to the same or slightly lower, correct?

Correct, here are some good tutorial threads from the towing section;
Weight Distribution (WD) Hitch --- How it Works

Travel Trailer Hitch Set-up Procedure