Help confirm my next step in adjusting my weight distribution hitch...
I took my 2015 LC to the scales and weighed without the trailer (but with full tank of gas and two kids):
Front Axle: 3400 lbs
Rear Axle: 3680 lbs
... then I (and the two kids and virtually full tank of gas) went through the scales again with the travel trailer (2019 Keystone Bullet 2070BH) using the WD hitch (Equal-i-zer):
Front Axle: 3240 lbs
Rear Axle: 4360 lbs
Trailer Axle: 3900 lbs
My initial thought is that the WD hitch is not adjusted properly, as the front axle should increase in weight, not decrease, once the trailer is properly hitched. This is probably a blindingly obvious observation, but I am still trying to figure all this out.
If there is something I am missing, please let me know.
Thanks,
Scott in Kansas
I would think it would be transferring more weight than that. The equalizer hitch is the friction type bar, correct? If there is adjustment, I would bring it up more (like adding an additional chain link on my blue ox or any other chain style bars.)