Ps: sometimes my trucks have been raised in the front significantly. It is good to feel confident about those "ok" tie downs you have on and the capacity of the rear axle when the truck is at 30 degrees. Also think about rear clearance (departure angle). Will that nice functional porch with the generator , a chord of wood, and 3 bicycles scrape on the ground when they tilt it to load? Will it all stay on the rack? Will you remember to check the tie downs for the TC and all that junk when someone else is loading your pride and joy onto the deck of a flatbed at dark in the rain? Just good for thought. Be as prepared as you can be because you'll feel a lot better with those things taken care of....
