Loaded trailer leaning to the side?

Load's not balanced up at the nose, maybe? I've had a load or 2 like that... first 1 I made the mistake of pulling. Receiver wasn't so happy. Second time I supervised a reload so I could be satisfied it was balanced. Same customer, much happier with that one

 

Beer they never load all the way up. Different companies use different methods for a 'false bulkhead'. (Butt-wiper is better because they use pallet dividers and plastic pallets. Miller just uses load straps)

 

Ive never heard of a “low air limiter” on a trailer air bag suspension system. Air bags are pedestal mounted and can only drop so far when air is exhausted, and only have one valve and main air line that air is supplied from.

Here is a basic trailer suspension diagram, can you explain where the low air limiter would be and why it would be necessary on a solid axle to have individually adjustable air bags?

 

That doesn't mean ####, learn the phrase "unsafe to drive"

 

I have seen trailers that have jumped the rail clips from turds sliding tandedms.
They are easy to fix if you have the right tools. If not.. DO NOT MOVE THE TRAILER.

 

I don't think that phrase exists in Spanish. Or Russian.

 

Remember, no Russian

 

@Dax... Have you had that trailer fixed yet?

 

He asked us what time it is and we told him how to build a watch. Just like we are a bunch of truck drivers wanting to prove how smart we are, including myself.