Need advice on setting up?
Have a 22' Toyhauler I picked up and rehabbed last year http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27609229/srt/pd/pging/1/page/1.cfm I've been borrowing a 2500 to tow it with from ...
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So I got out and worked on setting up my WDH. I went with the Haul Master from HF(yeah yeah chinese******blah blah blah).
After a few attempts to get it set I got to a good place. I am using 4 washers in the head adjustment doohickey. I have the shank turned to allow upward movement of the head. I have one more step up available.
With nothing on the truck my ground to fender at the center line of the wheel measurements:
Front 35.5"
Rear 37.5"
With the trailer on the ball, w/o spring bars attached
Front 36"
Rear 34.5"
With the spring bars on at the 3rd link of the chain from end.
Front 35.5"
Rear 35"
So it seems like I got weight shifted back to the front axle enough to get ride height back to stock. My rear still has 2.5" of sag. Trailer nose is slightly down tilting and the bars are pretty close to level with ground.
I feel like I should be safe to roll with this setup, at least enough to get to a scale and get some #s.
Comments?
After a few attempts to get it set I got to a good place. I am using 4 washers in the head adjustment doohickey. I have the shank turned to allow upward movement of the head. I have one more step up available.
With nothing on the truck my ground to fender at the center line of the wheel measurements:
Front 35.5"
Rear 37.5"
With the trailer on the ball, w/o spring bars attached
Front 36"
Rear 34.5"
With the spring bars on at the 3rd link of the chain from end.
Front 35.5"
Rear 35"
So it seems like I got weight shifted back to the front axle enough to get ride height back to stock. My rear still has 2.5" of sag. Trailer nose is slightly down tilting and the bars are pretty close to level with ground.
I feel like I should be safe to roll with this setup, at least enough to get to a scale and get some #s.
Comments?
