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Re: What to set tire width at?
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Posted by buickanddeere on December 17, 2006 at 10:46:22 from (216.183.151.187):
In Reply to: What to set tire width at? posted by Mark Johnson on December 17, 2006 at 08:00:38:
Even for loading and unloading. A wide track setting ofr rear tires may make the difference between a roll over or not.
Instead of Micky Mousing around with a narrow bed trailer and trying to squeeze in between the fenders. Get a proper 8Ft or in Canada a 8ft 6in wide deck over trailer.
Those narrow trailer sare intended for atv'S, garden tractors, snow sleds and hauling livestock feed or junk to the dump.
I agree about hooking on protrouding axle ends. We have cranked the wheels out on all of ours so the tire is flush with the axle end.
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