oldave wrote:
The simple cheap answer is to get 2 or 3 bags of sand .
Put them in the in the rear of the trailer .
I don't think a WDH will confuse our air ride height at all
After the WDH has distriduted some weight mostly to the trailer
the air ride will adjust as necessaary .
My ride height system takes over after I start the engine .
How will it matter if the coach is already level ?
Now if you decide to dump the air or level the coach when you
park that may put a lot of stress on things .
I was surprised to see this topic appear again, but since you suggested sand bags, I did try a similar approach. I had a Class 3 receiver hitch welded onto the frame rails of the trailer. I then loaded a 270lb scooter onto a rack mounted in the new hitch, which made for a combined weight of about 300lbs. According to my tongue scale, adding 300lbs to the rear of the trailer only reduced tongue weight about 80lbs. It looks like I would need a lot of sandbags...