Trailer leaning?
Ok, granted I have a spare tire on there now, getting new tires in a few days, but I noticed that the trailer is leaning a bit when connected to the truck and when parked on level surface. It is th...
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I assume you have looked into this already but...See how you have it packed. If it seems that you have a lot of stuff on the low side then remove that stuff and see if it sits level. IMO, you would have to have a lot of heavy stuff to visually notice it.
Keystone had some kind of spring issue about 10 yrs ago. They had to swap springs for some people.
Don't know what TT you have. So, I would call your mfg and ask them the question.
Before you do that, have some facts.
1. be certain you are in fact on level ground.
2. take measurements from the ground to the trailer frame on both sides. Also measure the distance from ground to shackle, both sides.
3. Did you buy it new or used ? count the leafs on each side. Don't be surprised, it's happened before.
Keystone had some kind of spring issue about 10 yrs ago. They had to swap springs for some people.
Don't know what TT you have. So, I would call your mfg and ask them the question.
Before you do that, have some facts.
1. be certain you are in fact on level ground.
2. take measurements from the ground to the trailer frame on both sides. Also measure the distance from ground to shackle, both sides.
3. Did you buy it new or used ? count the leafs on each side. Don't be surprised, it's happened before.
