Lower trailer

[jcknaggs]

lower the trailer by moving the leaf spring mounting bolts to the lower holes . 22MLE

[flyfshrockies]

jcknaggs Doubt you would have enough tire clearance to the floor left over.

[Jkwilson]

lower the trailer by moving the leaf spring mounting bolts to the lower holes . 22MLE

Lower the leaf springs will raise the trailer.

[Cate&Rob]

lower the trailer by moving the leaf spring mounting bolts to the lower holes . 22MLE

jcknaggs
Welcome to our owners technical forum. When you have a chance, have a look at our welcome post. https://gdrvowners.com/forum/main-fo...to-new-members . This will help you set up your signature and navigate the forum.

From you post, I think you are suggesting moving the springs from above the axles to below the axle. This would be changing from what is called "overslung" springs to "underslung" springs. Trailers used to always be built with underslung springs which makes the trailer more stable. Most RV trailers today have overslung springs to gain ride height. Moving the springs to under the axle would definitely not leave enough clearance between the tires and the body structure above.

Rob

[Yoda]

lower the trailer by moving the leaf spring mounting bolts to the lower holes . 22MLE

Could you explain more on what your wanting to do.

Is it a hitch height issue. There are hitch shanks that can be adjusted up or down. Example https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories...iABEgLs0PD_BwE

Or is it a step height issue. Here again there are many adjustable landing steps that might work.

Trying to help
Keith