My racecar trailer took a crap on me
So ive had this trailer for just over two years and the peice of dunk has been nothing but problems.It has had its share of time on the highway. Its a down 2 Earth 18ft flat hauler. Makes more racket than ive ever heard.(i think thats just the ramps bouncing around in place)
Last year at the Nasa Nationals i had to tighten one of the axlenuts because it had some play. Well now all the wheels have a tremendous amount of play along with some hideous tire wear all of a sudden. I have greased bearings and changed bulbs after bulbs, and rewired all the lights, does anyone else have problems with their trailer? I need help Quick!!
heres the tire wear and this isnt the worst one

heres the whole rig

Last year at the Nasa Nationals i had to tighten one of the axlenuts because it had some play. Well now all the wheels have a tremendous amount of play along with some hideous tire wear all of a sudden. I have greased bearings and changed bulbs after bulbs, and rewired all the lights, does anyone else have problems with their trailer? I need help Quick!!
heres the tire wear and this isnt the worst one

heres the whole rig

Change-the-wheel-bearings. I mean, the wheels have play, the bearings are what connects the wheels to the axles, seems pretty simple.
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and keep up on maintenance after that.if you keep grease in them,and keep a check on tire pressure,you'll have very few problems.
every time we have a trailer come into work with problems,the owner has been very lax on upkeep.we very rarely see a failure for no reason.
chris
and keep up on maintenance after that.if you keep grease in them,and keep a check on tire pressure,you'll have very few problems.
every time we have a trailer come into work with problems,the owner has been very lax on upkeep.we very rarely see a failure for no reason.
chris
Change the bearings. Low cost trailers have low cost bearings. An upgrade is a cheap fix. Keep them greased & adjusted and you should be set. Check them before you leave for a long trip. Treat your trailer like your race car and you won't have problems.
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