Leaf Spring Failure
We had a rear axle passanger side leaf spring fail a few days ago on our TT enroute. Fortunately, we had pulled over for lunch and noticed a lean to the TT. There was no other damage. The mobile te...
Forum Discussion
time2roll wrote:
Yea I think the leaves will still slide under the clamp long enough to get home and replace.
Hopefully the OP gives a report.
Well, I don't think I will be pulling axle back in line if the thru bolt is/does shear. I don't think I will be buying tires or fixing other damage when they don't slide. I don't think I will be helping with the bill when trailer must loaded and hauled off the highway. I know I won't take the ride when snot gets loose, the rig starts pinballing off of other traffic.
This site will not let me use the proper name of the game I sometimes play with galloping dominos, but this gamble, IMHO, ain't much to pick up compared to what you lay down. Pay to fix at home, compared to pay to fix where it's at? You do you..,
