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Posted by Dave on December 17, 2000 at 17:13:21 from (198.36.213.36):
I've got a new style 24 ft. GN flatbed trailer, with pop-up beaver tail. The two 7000 lb. axles are positioned right at the back of the flatbed, approx. 20 ft, and then the beaver tail. When hauling one 6000 tractor, and it seems no matter where on the trailer it sits, I get jerked something fierce on certain roads. My wife refuses to ride with me anymore. I was told my trailer is built of to light of material. It has a 12 in I beam frame, but the webbing isn't very thick, and I was told that I get flexing going on, on rough roads, that I should go to a heavier framed trailer. Does anyone else have this problem.
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