Trailer docking issues? Pictures tell the story.

In pictures, ignore front tires, note the passenger side of trailer, the trailer is 2 or 3 inches from the rear tire, while the drivers side its closer to 5 or 6 inches.

Lopsided load?

Does your trailer lean like that all the time?

 

It cant be helping. But im not the guy for this, ive pulled boxes a total of 8 times in my career, i do spread axle stuff.

no clear picture of the shock absorber, only thing i can think of that might do this is if you had air in your bags but for whatever reason the drivers side front wasnt getting air and the shackles are so dry that your front driver side cant drop

 

The side with the good shock is pushing that side down. The side with the broken shock has no downward pressure so it is being pushed up from the other side. Put your new shocks on and you should be fine. As far as the track bars, they are fine . One side is adjustable for alignment. The other is solid , very normal.

 

If you weren't backed up on the ramps, I'd say you have no problem. But probably one shock broke letting that side hang down

 

You probably need to look under the trailer the next time when you are at a dock with ramps

 

The equalizer between the two springs on the left side is either broken or seized. You should be able to see it if you look in between the two sets of tires on the left side.