Beef up (fish plate) “I” beam frame
Dealer told me some people have done this. Adding 10 or 12 feet of plate centred over axels. This should prevent rear frame sag which I think my 34 foot Cedar Creek has some of. Thoughts?
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trailers are my business. I repair them and build them. I think that any “flexibility” should be addressed in the suspension. If I were to order a 12,000 lb. Trailer new I would insist in 7k - 0 degree torflex axels. This would then require a “cart” frame in order to obtain enough height.
A smoother ride I don’t think one could find.
Regarding the attachment of “fish” plate I would be spot welding and using a good many “Huck” rivets.
A smoother ride I don’t think one could find.
Regarding the attachment of “fish” plate I would be spot welding and using a good many “Huck” rivets.
