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![]() "basskisser" wrote in message om... Your current thinking is correct, if all things equal, AND if you didn't consider the torsion of the spring. What????? The torsional forces can not have any effect on the trailer balace as long as the wheels are round or allowed to rotate. Again, if you put the wheel at the center of gravity of the boat, it will be balanced. No, it would need to be at the center of gravity of the boat + trailer. Trouble is, when this is done, will the boat's C.G. be at the C.G. of the trailer? Probably not. Which is why you would want to use the C.G. of boat + trailer for any calculations. See, you could load the boat on the trailer, and the CG of the boat could be far enough behind that the tongue has a negative load. A universally true statement. Take any boat and trailer, load the boat far enough back and the tongue weight will go negative. What's your point? Rod |
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