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- agwillExplorerNo problem, you made it a little stiffer.
- JRscoobyExplorer IIMight, but not likely to change alignment of axle.
But my major question is do you now have a method to jack up trailer without more damage? And can you do it at side of road in the rain, with traffic flying by your donkey? - Tyler0215ExplorerYour good to go. Don't do that again.
- dodge_guyExplorer IIDon’t worry. Won’t hurt anything.
- ScottGNomadIt's not going to have any effect being bent there. Enjoy your trip.
- KrustyNomad III wouldn't be too concerned. You can use an adjustable wrench on there to straighten it out if you want.
- I would make a couple of very persice measurements from axle to axle on both sides. If they are equal then your good.
- opnspacesNavigator III would leave it alone and not worry about it. But if you want to try to repair I would use a big channel-lock or adjustable wrench and bend it back. You could also try just a hammer and some careful pounding.
- BobboExplorer IIJust watch out for a blinker fluid leak.
- NamMedevac_70Explorer III would check it occasionally for possible stress cracks near the bolt. "If you so choose" a welding shop can straighten the plate with their heavy tools.
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