I have a spread axle drop deck 48x102 n my truck is a 93 freightliner truck n trailer are air ride
The problem is my trailer always look to have more weight on the front axle n the back one always has the air bags with more air
Looks like my truck is to low for my trailer?
Spread axle trailer not level
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Did you put a carpenters level around the deck and see?
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Is the front of the deck and rear of the deck an equal distance from the ground?
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You may have a super/low 5th wheel that is so close to the frame that it will not tilt, it just sits flat. You may get some square tube and have it weld to lift up 5th wheel, or buy a hi 5th wheel slider, and put your 5th wheel plate on the hi slider?
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Put a prybar under each trailer tire where the tread meets the dirt and crank into it while someone watches from underneath to see how smoked your trail arm bushings are. If they rock a bunch youre onto something.
Last edited: Apr 18, 2020
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Does the trl have 24s and the truck 22s
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With a load on weigh the spread, on a cat scale put from axle on drive platform and back axle on trailer platform.
They should be within a few hundred pounds,you will know if you have a problem or not.
Some states will check the balance on a spread, bad news if you have 23k on one axle and17k on the other.Farmerbob1, Lostkeys and D.Tibbitt Thank this. -
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