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Re: Tires need help
DutchmenSport wrote: Yes, and nothing stopped the dry rot process. I even kept them covered. The only thing that slows the dry-rot process down is for the tires to roll on the road as designed. They need to flex. That's why during the winter months when the trailer is shut down, I still hitch up and take the trailer for a 10 mile drive about ever 3 weeks, if not traveling (we take 2 trips over the winter months to South Carolina and Florida for a week each.) Yep270Views0likes0CommentsRe: RUBBER ROOF ?
Just make sure the area to be repaired is cleaned well or any repair you make will be for naught. Eternabond is probably the best cheap fix. The best repair would be to replace the rubber roof but not practical due to the age of the rig. The would probably run around $2000.00.274Views0likes0Comments
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