Lengthening trailer

cumminsontherocks · Feb 2, 2015

None of there percentages make any difference if you load it wrong. I mean no matter where you put the axles under it you could still put the weight in the wrong place. 60/40.... 73/30 .....90/10 all just numbers untilled its loaded. Also depends on what your going to be pulling it with. I load alot more tongue weight on my dually then my 2500. And both tow the same. Dually just drives better with more weight in the bed. Need to know what your towing and go from there. I just go with the biggers better theory and load it with some common sense. Hasn't failed me yet.

The-Boss · Feb 2, 2015

patooyee said:
I tried to buy it back but the current owner loves it too much.

Just saw you're post. It does pull a rig and side by side well. ;D When loaded with two heavy rigs I back the rear rig on to take weight off the span. Only thing I would change is add a small torque tube. Trailer can flex better than some rigs rounding a fast corner. Can't beat the ride of the Torflex axles.

TheViking · Feb 2, 2015

Wouldn't it be more cost effective to buy a gn already the length you need used?

patooyee · Feb 3, 2015

I don't know. That's an analysis that I am making right now. It might be. But trailers go for a lot more these days than they did when I bought this trailer and you don't get as much for your money any more.

onepieceatatime · Feb 3, 2015

Re: Re: Re: Lengthening trailer

patooyee said:
I don't know. That's an analysis that I am making right now. It might be. But trailers go for a lot more these days than they did when I bought this trailer and you don't get as much for your money any more.

Seems like this is the story for just about everything. Inflation sucks!