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Re: Re: Width Of An H Loader Question
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Posted by Geeorge Willer on December 14, 1999 at 07:05:51 from (205.133.30.53):
In Reply to: Re: Width Of An H Loader Question posted by The Red on December 13, 1999 at 13:26:33:
An H with 12.4 tires WILL fit on a side-rail trailer that is 75 1/2" between the rails and wheel wells. Even with the wheels dished in, but they must be ALL the way in. (I wore the paint off the inside of both fenders hauling "Ike" on the 450+ mile trip) To haul an H with 13.6 rubber on the same, narrow trailer requires reversing one wheel. I expect to haul Mike, the H with duals to shows on the 75 1/2" trailer with the siderail between the tires. The outside dual will be riding on air.
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