[bdpolar]

Any Lode Kings I've been around when doing wheat I load 1 good pile over the gates on each compartment. The front and 4th good and high but below tarp loops, 2nd and 3rd maybe 10 to 12 inches below the top sill. I would be willing to bet this will get you close enough to get to a scale and check the weights. With canola, 2 piles in 1 and 4 and 1 pile in 2 and 3. With oats, pretty much full front trailer and from the back of back trailer, full but the last 4 feet or so. If it has the weight per axle decals in the airgauge boxes they are pretty accurate. Don't get advise from a Doepker guy because I find they load completely different, way more picky for balance. My truck I fill 1 to 55# on tractor, then 2 to 70# on tractor, don't worry about trailers yet. 4 to what looks the same as 1 or about 60# on tandem, then 3 to finish tridem at 68# and tandem at 78#.

 

[bdpolar]

Pretty much the same as we do but depending on tractor suspension will be a bit different. It would help to know what suspension you have.

42 psi in the tridem does seem like when you switch if your on the ground. 68 in the tridem and 78 in the back tandem if your shooting for 62,500.

Fill #3 last gives you the most flexibility to balance the load.

Yep really simple after the first 100 loads or so
Yes, should have mentioned that was for 62500. For 54500 take approx 10# off your final numbers.