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How should ordinary trailer cargo weight be distributed to help reduce sway?
Correct answer: 60 percent in front, 40 percent in back
Why
The handbook’s ordinary trailer-loading guide places about 60 percent of cargo toward the front and 40 percent toward the rear. Keep heavy items low and secure the load. Follow the trailer and tow-vehicle manufacturers’ ratings and loading instructions; do not exceed their limits.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Trailer cargo distribution · p. 78
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