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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Your welcome. And keep learning, it never stops.... Good move on the tires. A tire failure can make a bad camping trip... I know this by experience...
And yes, a 4,400 lb rated axle, "normally" comes with qty, 2, 2,200# spring packs. One at each end.
But, there is always a but... The VIN tag and the tire placid is required to state the weakest component in the axle system. It could be the axle tube, the springs or the tire/wheel.
But, in this case you said originally it had ST 235/75R15's Load range D. I guessed you meant 235/75R15's and not 205/75R15's. The 205's are very different, even the OD is not the same. And if it had ST 235/75R15 LR D, then that was not the limiting axle item as that capacity is much greater. 4,400# is an axle size and they normally put 2,200# springs on it. They cannot put smaller spring capacity and declare the 4,400# placard rating.
Truck scales, If there is a Loves, Pilot, Flying J or some other truck stop, they should all have truck scales. Recycling centers, gravel banks also have scales.
And yes, a 4,400 lb rated axle, "normally" comes with qty, 2, 2,200# spring packs. One at each end.
But, there is always a but... The VIN tag and the tire placid is required to state the weakest component in the axle system. It could be the axle tube, the springs or the tire/wheel.
But, in this case you said originally it had ST 235/75R15's Load range D. I guessed you meant 235/75R15's and not 205/75R15's. The 205's are very different, even the OD is not the same. And if it had ST 235/75R15 LR D, then that was not the limiting axle item as that capacity is much greater. 4,400# is an axle size and they normally put 2,200# springs on it. They cannot put smaller spring capacity and declare the 4,400# placard rating.
Truck scales, If there is a Loves, Pilot, Flying J or some other truck stop, they should all have truck scales. Recycling centers, gravel banks also have scales.
