Did my Andersen No-Sway WDH do this???
Or did the trailer service center? I'm not sure, what caused it, but after hooking up last night I noticed chunks of aluminum on the ground under my setup. I had just got my trailer back from serv...
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BenK wrote:
As for the weld quality on the tongue...disagree...it is indicative of the whole
trailer's welding quality. Or potential for other spots to have this kind of
weld quality, IMHO
It could be. But remember this is production line work. Maybe welding on the end caps is where the apprentice workers start out ;) My point is... using a non-structural weld as a reference may not be a indicative of the rest of the trailer.
BTW - Before I bought my weekend warrior, I had also looked at Raptor Toy Haulers. Some bad welds on the tongue caught my attention. I decided to crawl underneath to inspect the chassis welds. Same non-penetrating bubble gum welds everywhere else too. That was enough to cross Raptor trailers off my list.
