Tires rubbing on underneath of trailer
I noticed recently that the tires on the slide out side have been rubbing on the bottom of trailer. It isn't hitting anything but the fabric type weather covering thus far but obviously needs to be co...
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nastyt wrote:I wonder what bent two sets of axles? Do you drive rough roads or over any curbs?
Just a follow up to let everyone know how it stands. Bought some 4400# springs and took tt to shop for install and alignment. Shop called to let me know that they couldn't align it because the axles are bent. This is the second time this has happened. Last time was almost exactly 3 years ago. Trailer is 6 years old. I guess 3 years is all they last, which is complete bs. Before anyone feels it necessary to tell me the trailer is overloaded, I have weighed it several times with all supplies onboard. It is always well within manufactors limits. I guess their limit is too heavy. The shop has ordered 5200# axles and with recommendation from Lippert are going to put the 4400# springs on them. I am sorry post is so long but just wanted to whine a little, I guess.
