Rgn center of gravity

I am not sure what you are asking, center of gravity, or where you need to center the weight, maybe?

 

I'm assuming you mean the weight center? With a flip up, it'll probably be just forward of the center running/ indicator light. With flip down, it'll be rear of the light

 

Flatbeds usually worked out about 14 inches above the deck proper for COG purposes. I don't see why a RGN would be any different.

 

I am appreciative of your very good question.

I simply do not possess that kind of advanced knowledge. All I know is a flatbed deck will give you a certain COG along it's length at a certain height, usually around 14 inches the way I have been trained.

IF you are talking about applying a LOAD FORWARDS as in closer to your tractor then thats for weight purposes.

Your axles on your tractor and trailer will be self explanatory against the Maximum weights allowed for your entire rig. If you are capable of scaling whatever you intend to put onto your deck wherever you think it needs to be then you are doing well.

 

If it's down, you can carry more weight to the rear. If it's up, the rear is preloaded with whatever the flip weighs.

 

That would depend, then, on what your tag is rated for.