I swapped trucks, and the new setup looks pretty level. I checked with a level, and measured front and back, it was very close. When I eyeball it, it looks a little nose up to me. Is it running level enough, or should I drop the hitch down an inch?
Level enough?
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Gizmo100
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It may be "nose up" But it's always hard to tell in the pictures.
I would take it for a test drive and see how it handles.
When I check level I have a level mounted on the tongue of the trailer that I use as a guild for level towing.
I would take it for a test drive and see how it handles.
When I check level I have a level mounted on the tongue of the trailer that I use as a guild for level towing.
Henry J Fate
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Looks very close. Check it in a nicely paved parking lot. It looks as though the area in the picture may not be even.
John From Detroit
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Is it level enough: YES
How level is it.
Find a level parking lot or at least a FLAT parking lot (need not be level)
Measure asphalt to frame fore and aft. if same. it is level. if off by an inch or two level enough, if off by a foot more more. NOT level enough (Exact transistion from Level to NOT I do not know so I'm being excessive).
How level is it.
Find a level parking lot or at least a FLAT parking lot (need not be level)
Measure asphalt to frame fore and aft. if same. it is level. if off by an inch or two level enough, if off by a foot more more. NOT level enough (Exact transistion from Level to NOT I do not know so I'm being excessive).
Rene T
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It looks level enough for me. Keep in mind, as you load stuff in the trailer and the truck, it will get more level
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