WW Repairs
As just about all of us have read here, certain models of WW trailers have defects that have resulted in a number of different problems. To one degree or another, this subject has come up on this for...
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Excellent point! I grease my pivot points regularly, but I've never really thought out how things are attached.
It's 14 degrees outside with some snow, but I'm going to climb under tomorrow and check it out. I'm waiting to take it to the weigh station until I can dewinterize a little. We're full-timing until we buy a house. I'll let you know what I find.
I'm going to hit the weigh station again as soon as the snow melts and it gets above freezing on a regular basis. We're full-timing until we buy a hosue.
I didn't catch if you had twin axles or triple axles. I have three. Maybe they're different?
I hear you about the brakes and being level. My trailer towed beautifully when it was new and straight.
I'll try to recheck the weights soon. If the axles don't interact spring wise, they should all be close. Maybe I just recorded it wrong.
Jeff
It's 14 degrees outside with some snow, but I'm going to climb under tomorrow and check it out. I'm waiting to take it to the weigh station until I can dewinterize a little. We're full-timing until we buy a house. I'll let you know what I find.
I'm going to hit the weigh station again as soon as the snow melts and it gets above freezing on a regular basis. We're full-timing until we buy a hosue.
I didn't catch if you had twin axles or triple axles. I have three. Maybe they're different?
I hear you about the brakes and being level. My trailer towed beautifully when it was new and straight.
I'll try to recheck the weights soon. If the axles don't interact spring wise, they should all be close. Maybe I just recorded it wrong.
Jeff
