GMC 2500 13,000 lbs No WDH
My son in law recently sold a TT that had a 9,000 lbs GVWR. The guy that purchased it showed up with a GMC 2500 to tow it a few hundred miles home. There was no WDH setup on the trailer so I was surpr...
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Ivylog wrote:blt2ski wrote:
One can vary how much comes off the FA with a stiffer rear spring set. Having the rear set a bit higher so it takes more drop of rear to make the frame level to going downward so you start removing weight from the front axle. .
Pure BS. Heavier springs do not change the fulcrum point...the rear tires.
You have not spent any time at a scale playing with this issue. If rear is high, the initial swing point is front axle.n until, the frame gets to level, the with more weight yet, th he rear goes down, from up. Per 100 lbs added, weight off the front is less initially, more per 100 lbs as rear squats. This can vary based on overhang, spring softness, or even how the springs are designed and manufactured to get stiffer, as they flex more. Which can vary % of hw off the front axle.
Marty
