SoCalDesertRider wrote:
Does your trailer have any height adjustment at the axles, in the spring brackets/shackles? Some have multiple spring eye bolt holes so the springs can mount higher or lower, to raise or lower the trailer.
You can also do a spring-over-axle conversion on the trailer, which usually raises it about 4-6 inches. Then, adjust the pin box lower, or hitch higher, to level the now taller trailer. The spring-over-axle conversion mounts the springs on top of the trailer axles, instead of underneath. This is commonly done with fifth wheel toy hauler trailers, being towed by tall 4wd trucks.
We have the IS suspension system and it is raised for 4 wheel drive truck. In fact we had to remove the 3 steps and replace it with 4 step entrance system. Our overall height right now is 13' 4". Our pin weight is 2600 and like I said when we hook up the truck at the tail gate drops 3".
Good suggestion on moving the head-lights.