Trailer suspension sag?
In time, does the suspension on a trailer begin to sag on the side with the slides? The extra weight of the slides, and the apparatus that allow them to operate add weight to one side of the trailer, ...
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Silverback98042 wrote:
Thanks for the responses. It hasn't happened to our trailer, it was just something that came to mind. Since the side with the slides gets a greater load, I was just wondering.
Outdoors RV trailers have an in-house designed and built, off-road, heavy duty, certified frame. Any of the TTs built under the Northwoods umbrella should be one of the least likely out there to have problems and their frames shouldn't be something to lose sleep over. Should still do periodic inspections tho.
