How to weight
More just a general question. I don't have any specific concerns, just wondering how to do... I have an 2013 f150 3.5 Ecoboost with Maxtow package. Got a 2015 Starcraft 18BH. Everything tows fine,...
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Hey Dick,
At first I was going to dismiss your comment as it does not apply to me. Small trailer, not much on board. As I pondered it though it made me think it actual applies to me then most large trailers. Smaller axle, less latitude for overloading. I will evaluate the trailer load to make sure things are somewhat balanced. If I can find a free scale I might just see what I can do.
Thanks..
Mike
At first I was going to dismiss your comment as it does not apply to me. Small trailer, not much on board. As I pondered it though it made me think it actual applies to me then most large trailers. Smaller axle, less latitude for overloading. I will evaluate the trailer load to make sure things are somewhat balanced. If I can find a free scale I might just see what I can do.
Thanks..
Mike
Dick_B wrote:
Ideally you should weigh each tire separately or, at least each tire on the same axle. The reason is that the total weight on an axle may be within spec but one tire could be overloaded and the other taking a vacation.
I wonder if anyone does that?
