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NCMODELA
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Apr 12, 2014

trailer axles

Hi, I have a 2011 keystone summerland. I have noticed that when I go around curves like a coldest that the front and rear axles are not aligned. They have a different camber. But after driving in a straight line they shore back up. There is no irregular wear on the tires. Is this what they mean by floating axles?

Thanks bill

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  • Normal, The tires are taking different tracks and working against each other. Once you straighten up, they fall inline and continue one. Perfectly normal.
  • All is normal for a trailer with the wheels towards the center of the trailer.

    By floating axle means the axles have a equalizer bar that allows multi axle to step or some call it float over a obstacle vs a hay trailer with no equalizer bar.

    Tires will side scrub as your trailer tires did with either design