Trailer leaning to the one side?
OK, so I have posted here before about this. It's the heavy side of the trailer. The one with the kitchen slide, fridge, outdoor kitchen, TV and fireplace and outside TV. Springs on that side are sagg...
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I have it at a place that does RV, trailers and tractor trailers. Seem pretty legit and found them by review here locally. I am speaking to the tech next week.
When I did my measurements it was on level ground, trailer leveled front to back. I measured from where the spring hanger brackets are welded to the frame on each side to the ground. I am 1/2" lower on that side. This is consistent with both sets of spring hanger on each side. From eye to eye they are 24" on the good side and 24 1/4" on the low side.
Axles are lippert #4400. 3".
Weight when loaded is right at 8,800 total trailer weight, with 7,660 on the axles. Never did front axle to back for comparison, but I do tow pretty darn level.
When I did my measurements it was on level ground, trailer leveled front to back. I measured from where the spring hanger brackets are welded to the frame on each side to the ground. I am 1/2" lower on that side. This is consistent with both sets of spring hanger on each side. From eye to eye they are 24" on the good side and 24 1/4" on the low side.
Axles are lippert #4400. 3".
Weight when loaded is right at 8,800 total trailer weight, with 7,660 on the axles. Never did front axle to back for comparison, but I do tow pretty darn level.
