Any downsides tp flipping the axles?
I'm considering having the axles flipped while I have the trailer in the shop here soon. Are there any issues I should consider with tracking, tire wear, etc?
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ktmrfs wrote:
lots of trailers come with the axles flipped. flipping them will raise the trailer center of gravity, that does have an affect on stability. How much, who knows.
And it's slightly higher to get into or out of. But you get more clearance and may make leveling the trailer for towing easier.
My position exactly but I'll address the raised entrance
Make a step box.. Depending on how high the trailer is raised
Take a 2x 12, and that is your "Step" it should be as long or slightly longer than the steps are wide.
Now, depending on the rise you can sue a 4x4 two of them 11 1/2" long or a pair of 2x6 or even a length of 2x12 to bring the step up so it's a natural step entering into RV
