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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hermy wrote:Heck, they even made a song for his trailer - Come on, I lean... :)
Lots of people have names for their rigs. You can name yours "Ilene".
Suspensions on occasion can come from the factory faulty, something may have failed or could be from being heavy on one side. OEM plastic bushings can wear out in just a couple thousand miles (too thin to make it lean tho.). For around $200 or so, you could take it to a reputable frame & axle shop for a detailed inspection. We did that on a previous TT and were amazed at what they found (and it was a brand new TT). Going to a scale might help too - a roadside commercial truck scale might work if not busy. What about measuring height from underside of each spring pack to frame for all springs? If heavier on one side and on level ground, each pair of springs on each side should settle the same amount.
