Fastway E2 and WDH setup

For those that have the E2, how many washers are you using?  I have 6 and i think it is about right.  My front fender measurements are just above the undistributed measurement by about a 1/4"  I have what seems like decent tension on the trunnion bars.  I can get them in without the tool if i raise the jack pretty high.  I am just trying to figure out if i have this setup correctly.  The tow is good, no wiggle except our stupid gusty winds and passing semis are still enough to feel the push and pull.  But nothing extreme, just the shimmy.  I am guessing the only way to technically do this would be to weigh each axle?  any help appreciated.

based on the front axle measurements, i am there.  just trying to make sure i didn't Over do it.  since i have not lowered the front axle below unweighted, i think i am good.  my concern is that i may have done too much, but it feels right.  Even when i intentionally try to cause a bit of sway with the steering wheel, it doesn't feel squishy, but firm front and back.  I guess there is no cure for gusty winds though. 

It sounds like you're there, or at least close to it. Another thing you can do as sort of a sanity check is to park the entire rig on a flat surface (like a large parking lot, or wherever you can accommodate it), then step back 50 feet or more and "eyeball it". Both the R-pod and the TV should look close to level; no nose-high or tail-high on either vehicle. As travel trailers go, the R-pod should be pretty easy.

I have 5 or 6 washers in mine: 2012 Toyota Highlander and 2016 179.

The snap up lever is the same tool used to get them on correct?  seem like they would try and fly off with pressure on them.  But, as you said, with the jack raised most of the pressure is off.  i have been raising the jack to the point i can lift them off with my hands.  just seem like a lot of pressure on the jack, but i guess that is why it is a 3500# jack.