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Kayteg1
Oct 12, 2020Explorer II
Looks to me that all you need is about 300 lb in your holding tanks to overload rear axle?
COG is movable point.
Let's say you have A distance between the axles and you add 300 lb at distance of B behind the rear axle.
So the multiplier on rear axle is going to be A+B/A
Or numeric sample, when you have 10 ft between the axles and put 300 lb of waste water 6 ft behind rear axle, the result will be 300x(10+6)/10=480 lb added to rear axle.
The 180 lb will be taken off front axle by cantilever weight.
COG is movable point.
Let's say you have A distance between the axles and you add 300 lb at distance of B behind the rear axle.
So the multiplier on rear axle is going to be A+B/A
Or numeric sample, when you have 10 ft between the axles and put 300 lb of waste water 6 ft behind rear axle, the result will be 300x(10+6)/10=480 lb added to rear axle.
The 180 lb will be taken off front axle by cantilever weight.
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