Posted by rrlund on September 23, 2021 at 07:34:15 from (69.36.63.37):
In Reply to: Re: Rockford Mi. posted by J.Wondergem on September 23, 2021 at 06:40:28:
They said 4-6 weeks to get one. They told me about a place in White Pigeon that likely could have one a lot sooner, maybe even in stock, but I haven't checked yet. I'm debating what to do. The darned thing is only 18 foot on the deck with a 4 foot beaver tail. I can get 12 round bales on it, two small utility tractors if I really jam them together. I'm seriously thinking about moving a few shackles and making a tandem out of it instead of leaving it a tri-axle. Two 7000 pound axles should be fine for no bigger trailer than it actually is.
The darned thing is so rough, I hate to put a lot in to it. The whole frame was rusted away in back, so I turned it upside down 15 years or so ago, cut the frame off at the center axle then welded new I beam to it and plated it, made a new beaver tail. The frame is rusted through in a few spots toward the front more now. The cross members are bad. I'm always afraid of breaking something if I turn too short on a hard surface, trying to bring all three of those axles around. As soon as the weather straightens up, I'm gonna get under there and take a better look at what I have to move before I spend any money.
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