stackyFACTSIf the cargo weight is poorly distributed, the driver doesn't bother unpacking. They literally pull a pin, lock the trailer brakes, and physically reverse the truck cab to forcefully slide the entire rear wheel assembly backward or forward along the bottom of the trailer.
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