Posted by Ralphwd45 on October 02, 2014 at 12:13:44 from (216.227.110.160):
I have a 8' x 16' trailer, that I built 14 years ago, from a mobile home frame. It has always worked well for hauling tractors and machinery, but I generly watch the truck bed, and tires, to determine tounge weight, and move the load accordingly. It pulls down the road well at 55 empty, and I do need the tounge jack, to hook it to the truck. Life has been good with it , till I started hauling small square bales on it. With a perfect cube shaped load,(128 bales), that is 20 to a layer, and 5 high, and 8 down the center, to tie it. With that load, I am tounge light, and I get sway, at 35 mph. I intend on moving the axles back 6" or more to rectify this, but don't want to do it but once. How do I determine how far to move the axles?
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