Free Camper Adventure: Moved Successfully!
Finally had a nice day here yesterday so I got over to the storage yard where the camper is. Reinstalled the LF jack, tightened the bracket bolts, and checked the rears too. Since no battery onboard...
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ticki2 wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:If you have found any documentation for the above I would be interested in reading it . I looked into it a few years ago but was not successful .
You might be facing some legal issues with rental truck, but when you read about tires - they can hold up to 3 times rated load, when rolling.
It is heat generated with speed that makes the bonding to come apart.
Meaning even if you load double the rated weight- the tire will hold 30 mph speed on cold day. Just inflate the tires to max on sidewall.
Good luck with moving.
Years ago one of those hitch helping wheels manufacturer post it on their site.
Obviously that is not info that you will see in official papers, (just like de-alcoholized beer on West Coast) but doesn't take much to go to some campgrounds and see 6-wheel trailer crossing ditch on 3 wheels.
