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Posted by john in la on July 01, 2004 at 19:23:26 from (65.6.125.155):
In Reply to: What gives posted by Duane on July 01, 2004 at 13:52:40:
Never heard of any such law but any thing is possible but very very unlikely. I THINK........ That statement was a cover your rear remark. 5TH wheel placement is per weight on the tires. A 5th wheel should always be in front of the rear axle. By how much depends on your truck and wheel base. The whole purpose of having a 5th wheel is to transfer the weight to the front axel rather than making it lighter which happens when you place the hitch behind rear axle. Take the rig to a truck stop and weigh it. This is where you could prove the placement is wrong.
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