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Front to back. The front axle weight doesn't change that much, so those cans get the pressure the treadle valve sends down to them directly. The rears only get a percentage of treadle valve pressure depending on how much the suspension is being compressed by the load carried… common item on...
No, that biases the rear brake pressure to help keep you from over braking the rear and locking wheels when you are light... as you add weight it progressively adds pressure to match braking to the added weight/traction...