Question from Ron Gratz post in a sticky
I have been studying Ron Gratz's example of the 2000 pound lift WDH, in the sticky on this forum, and have a question. If the tow vehicle has, say, an 1800 pound payload rating, and loaded for camp...
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When I weigh my rig after putting on the WD bars the trailer axles are weighing 100 lb more than before the truck front is 200 lb heavier and the rear is 300 lb lighter.
My truck in total on the scales weighs 100 lb less than it did with no WD.
Therefore I am 100 lb further below he payload rating of the TV.
That 100 lb is now on the trailer axles.
My truck in total on the scales weighs 100 lb less than it did with no WD.
Therefore I am 100 lb further below he payload rating of the TV.
That 100 lb is now on the trailer axles.
