COG Questions
New to TCs and researching my first purchase. I've recently read about COG and I have seen it measured in numbers such as .54 etc. does the mean the center of gravity is 4" in front of the rear axle? ...
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I was not trying to prove anyone wrong
Or to give my blessing to any TC/Truck combination
We have to start somewhere...
When you start "If" this is added it'll do "this"
If so, Then we'd have to start weighing the gallon of milk, the 3 cases of beer, the koolaid powder for the kids (they don't know any better)... then where
The camper is what it is with an established "factory new" COG that is referenced to decide what vehicle should haul it the very best.
Your tires have recommended air pressures... measured with cold tires... very few attemp to guess what pressures hot tires have...
So... if we stick with the factories designated COG we sould have all of the info we need to make good decisions... and not compound mistakes by attempting to effect a variance and get it wrong.
Or to give my blessing to any TC/Truck combination
We have to start somewhere...
When you start "If" this is added it'll do "this"
If so, Then we'd have to start weighing the gallon of milk, the 3 cases of beer, the koolaid powder for the kids (they don't know any better)... then where
The camper is what it is with an established "factory new" COG that is referenced to decide what vehicle should haul it the very best.
Your tires have recommended air pressures... measured with cold tires... very few attemp to guess what pressures hot tires have...
So... if we stick with the factories designated COG we sould have all of the info we need to make good decisions... and not compound mistakes by attempting to effect a variance and get it wrong.
