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Re: gooseneck trailer
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Posted by Moye on March 19, 2001 at 19:27:30 from (209.214.99.159):
In Reply to: gooseneck trailer posted by Bart on March 15, 2001 at 06:01:42:
Bart, My first advice is to get rid of the house
trailer axels, or atleast the tires and rims. I
agree with Joe, those things are hateful, and
besides, they were never designed for long life or
long running, and finding a tire on the open road
is hard. You can get hubs that will fit the axel
that use a 15 inch chevy truck rim, and this will
be better in the long run. As far as the bounce at 35-40 MPH, it may not be
tires, it could be axel placement. If the trailer
is not balanced properly, they have a tendency to
bounce at this speed. Usually pulls OK faster or
slower. The setup should be safe enough,
especially if the truck and trailer is equipted
with electric brakes and they work.
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