raising ride height
i have a 2007 mobile suite which rides a little nose high. i have lowered the hitch and raised the pinbox all i can and i noticed onother set of holes in the spring mount which would certainly help th...
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rosewood1 wrote:
my springs are under the axle. i am also trying to raise th rear of the trailer because we do mostly mission trips in our rig and sometimes the places we go tend o dag in the rear.
Several companies make "axle flip" kits. The one piece of advice that I've seen more than anything with them is to weld the spring perches in place on the axle as some have reported the perches slipping. Wish I'd done that on my old Komfort. I'd have no issues with putting the spings into the lower holes on the hangers, if you need to. Also, if you're going to have things apart, make =sure= you check the spring bolts and bushings. Even if there's no real wear, you'd be best served to install a wet bolt kit that has heavier spring shackles, bronze bushings and greasable bolts.
A quick check, and an axle flip kit is < $90 most places and wet bolt kit is < $125.
Lyle
