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OneWayTraffic wrote: Good on you for saying that Dave. I only had a chat with the guy on the phone and he mentioned that as a possibility when I talked about wanting robust and easy to wash over other concerns. He did say he'd need to look at the axle. He was going to recommend multileaf until I told him I'll be using it in the salt. He runs singles on his own. Just a question: Where are most trailer springs and cMajority of trailer parts in the NZ market are from China. Generally a mix of other countries but China as always number one |
Big -Dave wrote: Ok, I'm going to retract, I used to build trailers for an Auckland hire company, and I now recall that I used to weld a plate to the axle with 4 holes in it and use a matching plate with standard bolts to sandwich the spring.. Hire trailers get thrashed.. However I have never done it on any of my personal trailers.. And one of those had single leaf springs.. And a drop axle.. Never an issue. But my experience does not over ride anyone elses.. |
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