CAMCO EAZ-LIFT
I have a 2008 Keystone Passport that has the axles flipped so it sits a little bit higher than normal. My question is I recently purchased a EAZ-LIFT weight distribution hitch for my 2010 RAM 2500. ...
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jaragon wrote:If you are an 1/8" down in front and even in the rear, you have transferred a little too much load to the front axle.
---The tilt of the head assembly is all the way down if I put it in further the ball will rise. I am only down an 1/8 of an inch in the front and even in the rear.
It's better to have the front a little above the unhitched height versus being a little below.
And, there is no need to return the rear end to "level".
In fact, since the rear axle should be carrying about 75-80% of the tongue weight, the rear should be below the unhitched height when WD is applied.
I agree with 93Cobra2771 -- you should remove one spacer washer.
Removing one washer will not have a significant effect on ball height, but will reduce the amount of load transfer.
Ron
