Truck & Trailer weights
Friday I took out my new to me TT, a 2012 Koala, to Lake Gaston Resort in VA, a 110 mile tow one way. I wanted to 1) make sure all the systems were working the way they should, and 2) to weight the p...
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Only have room for the gennies in the truck bed. No room in the storage space at the front of the TT.
I see what you mean about the front axle weight. I'll probably just have to take the compressor (relatively small one that has a 3 gallon air tank, and the compact 2.25 ton floor jack.
I'm going to need the two jenny's through the early part of football tailgate season. By late October and November, I'll only need one generator, and 1/2 the gasoline.
I see what you mean about the front axle weight. I'll probably just have to take the compressor (relatively small one that has a 3 gallon air tank, and the compact 2.25 ton floor jack.
I'm going to need the two jenny's through the early part of football tailgate season. By late October and November, I'll only need one generator, and 1/2 the gasoline.
rightyouareken wrote:
No expert here, but here are my few cents. Unless reading wrong, it looks like your front axle weights with the trailer are only 140 lbs less than when unhooked. That seems ok to me. Ford recommends 50% weight added back to front axle. I run a bit higher than that to get better steering feel, but I'm not sure there is room in your setup to take "a few hundred pounds off the rear axle" without adding more weight to the front axle than when unhooked, which isn't really something that people seem to recommend now adays. Will the generator fit in the trailer somewhere?
