Adjusting equalizer bars
Followed all the manufacture instructions and have proper weight distribution on front and rear of tow vehicle but the equalizer bars are not parallel to the trailer frame, where the chain links attac...
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Interesting topic on the distance of the front unloaded and loaded w/distribution on the truck. With my EQ hitch (yes the Equal-I-Zer), it looks good, the bars are parallel, the front of my truck unloaded is 40 1/8", loaded with no WD is 41 7/8", with WD front measures out at 40 7/8". I don't think thats to bad...1/8" I don't think will kill it...besides if I change a washer here or there...it jumps to 40 15/16" or 40 1/4".
Here is where I stand..Has anyone asked the question on the difference between the height on the trailer?? level mine is about 24" measured front and back. With the truck measuring like stated above, the rear of the trailer sits at 25 1/2" in the rear and the front is at 23", the front is lower like I have read how the trailer is suppose to travel. My question, is 1 1/2" to much of a difference between 30 feet of trailer.....Now that I think about it..I might be getting to picky and its not that bad, and should be happy with it.
just want other peoples opinions or even their measurements.
Sorry if I stole this thread...just seemed like a good place to ask.
Here is where I stand..Has anyone asked the question on the difference between the height on the trailer?? level mine is about 24" measured front and back. With the truck measuring like stated above, the rear of the trailer sits at 25 1/2" in the rear and the front is at 23", the front is lower like I have read how the trailer is suppose to travel. My question, is 1 1/2" to much of a difference between 30 feet of trailer.....Now that I think about it..I might be getting to picky and its not that bad, and should be happy with it.
just want other peoples opinions or even their measurements.
Sorry if I stole this thread...just seemed like a good place to ask.
