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Re: loading smta on trailer
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Posted by Jim on May 19, 2004 at 14:49:21 from (216.43.103.173):
In Reply to: loading smta on trailer posted by paul on May 17, 2004 at 18:36:06:
Been hauling a Super M for a couple of years with an additional 500 pounds of suitcase weights. My trailer is a 80 inch between the fenders 10 ton trailer. I turn the hubs so they are dished out. I load it facing front with 2 ramps. Takes a little practice but I approach the ramps at a 45 and put the front wheels on first. I used to move one ramp after the front wheels are on but that is time consuming. In order to balance well I place my rear tractor axle directly over the rear trailer axle. Balances well. I also use a 1000 pound equalizing hitch since I pull it with a 1500 Chevy Suburban. Without the equalizing hitch I would have handling problems. Jim
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