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Re: How to properly balance a trailor load??
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Posted by paul on January 26, 2005 at 06:47:16 from (66.60.197.17):
In Reply to: Re: How to properly balance a trailor load?? posted by T_Bone on January 26, 2005 at 01:40:38:
Would not repositioning the axle(s) be the 'correct' fix for this, moving it back just over a foot about? I know, too expensive to do unless one does it themselves. Think he kinda ruined the trailer at this point, by totally unbalancing it. I've towed a few farm implements home with the pickup at real low speeds that were rear-heavy, and _not_ fun, that whipping can really bite a person on a downhill, can't get control back. He repeated his question on most of the forums around here, hope he goes through them all & picks out the good answers, not just the easy ones. --->Paul
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