Weight causing tires to rub inside of trailer
When my Maverick (utv) is loaded in the garage of my toy hauler its causing the trailer to sag... naturally. But this past weekend I had a blowout and discovered it was because when going around turn...
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jgos929 wrote:
Thanks for the alignment link but that is way over my head. There are a few places close to me that do alignments on TT/TH so I'll break down and pay for that LOL.
Your welder guy I'm sure can measure the spring hangers to the tow ball to make sure they are equal distant and the front hangers are parallel to the rear. If the hangers are screwed up, he can address that with the frame fix. Then the alignment guy does not have to deal with the hangers being wrong. And if you axles are not bent, alignment should come in if the hangers are right and the spring bushings are not were out.
On my setup I made adjustable axle seats so I could dial in thrust angle and make the rear axle dead parallel to the front. However alignment shops often bend the axle tubes to create alignment. I myself do not like the thought of bending the tubes to fix a messed up hanger location. It works and a lot of it is done, just I prefer to fix the cause at the source.
Good luck.
John
