Weight problems of dry van load

Yes, always slide toward the "problem". May have to slide back 4 holes .

 

You must have moved the WRONG direction. Any trailer set movement from the original location, towards the rear of the trailer, should have lightened the trailer and added weight to the drives. 2 or 3 holes would have been fine if you had moved in the correct direction.

tandem basics by STexan posted Oct 5, 2014 at 10:02 PM

 

First make sure your all the way on the scale correctly.

Sliding back 3 holes should have done it. Slide toward the heavy. Your butt is heavy so slide back. Maybe even two holes. Not all trailers are the same each hole can be 250 to 500.

 

No he didn't he moved too far. He started with too much on the trailer tandems and egress up with too much on the drives. So he went the right way but went too far.

 

It depends on what trailer manufacturer. Some have smaller slider holes that are closer together...220/hole while others have bigger holes that are farther apart. 420/hole.

 

Yes, You're right. I misread and diagnosed between the 2 posts

 

Slide your 5th wheel forward one hole and your trailer tandems forward 1 hole, then weigh again.