How level should your trailer be when towing?
I have my truck/trailer set up about as good as I can....but the trailer is still a little "nose high". I have the load bars tensioned so that the truck is just about perfectly level while towing.......
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Thanks for all the info guys. I've put around 3000 miles on this trailer so far, and I've always wondered why it feels like I'm going to get pulled off the road when a tractor trailer passes me! I guess the nose high setup on the trailer is what causes that.
If I can drop the axles down a little bit instead of lowering the ball down in order to make the trailer level.....that would be great! I always thought it set pretty low compared to other TT's I see on the road. I've never got up under there and looked....but I'm assuming that there are multiple adjustment holes where the bolts attach the leaf springs to the frame? I think if I left the axles where they are, and just dropped the ball down 2-3" on the truck....the trailer would be getting pretty low to the ground.
If I can drop the axles down a little bit instead of lowering the ball down in order to make the trailer level.....that would be great! I always thought it set pretty low compared to other TT's I see on the road. I've never got up under there and looked....but I'm assuming that there are multiple adjustment holes where the bolts attach the leaf springs to the frame? I think if I left the axles where they are, and just dropped the ball down 2-3" on the truck....the trailer would be getting pretty low to the ground.
