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Old 05-02-2018, 01:04 PM   #30
Todd727
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Join Date: Jan 2017
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So, I was thinking about this while on my recent trip. With the puck system on my Ford, I can easily reverse the hitch (turn it around from front to back). Therefore, I was able to run it in both the forward and reverse positions easily. I weighed it both ways.

Results:

Rearward: Steer Axle 5320, Drive Axle 8160, Trailer Axle 12500, Gross 25980
Forward: Steer Axle 5380, Drive Axle 8140, Trailer Axle 12489, Gross 26000

I think the difference in the total was within the margin of error or the scale.

I felt that it squatted just a bit more and I guess the 20 extra pounds on the drive axle combined with the 60 pound lighter steer axle was detectable, but only slightly. For me, I prefer the front position. But overall, try it both ways and see which you like. Easy to do with the puck systems.
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