1989 Layton TT, Axle flip? What brand axles?
Hey y'all, I know this topic has been covered a bunch and I did read some of threads out there on this topic. My recently acquired 89' Layton seems to sit very low to the ground to me. Although...
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I do have some calipers, thanks. I will try that.
What is "two squares"? I'm not familiar with that? are you talking using two swanson speed squares or soemthing and measuring the distance between them?
According to some research I've done, if you take the Circumfrence and divide by Pi (3.14) it gives you the diameter.
So I took 7.75 / 3.14 = 2.47 (diameter), so considering my measurements are off a bit, I'd say I have 2-3/8" axles.
Unless they used a 2-1/2" axle on these trailers? If that's the case I would think I could not use the Dexter 2-3/8" kit?
Or am I missing something?
Thanks.
What is "two squares"? I'm not familiar with that? are you talking using two swanson speed squares or soemthing and measuring the distance between them?
According to some research I've done, if you take the Circumfrence and divide by Pi (3.14) it gives you the diameter.
So I took 7.75 / 3.14 = 2.47 (diameter), so considering my measurements are off a bit, I'd say I have 2-3/8" axles.
Unless they used a 2-1/2" axle on these trailers? If that's the case I would think I could not use the Dexter 2-3/8" kit?
Or am I missing something?
Thanks.
