Axle For Overland Trailer at Rita Skelley blog

Axle For Overland Trailer. I wanted a 3500 pound axle to handle bigger tires and i wanted a straight axle with no camber. Since i will have a 1000 pound trailer on a 3500 pound axle, it would never have enough weight to ride right. If you are thinking you might go over some pretty rugged. 5/5    (6.142) Most axles have camber built in so that they ride well under load. While many overlanding trailers have traditional axles, i opted to go with an axleless suspension from timbren. Order the axle to your specs (width, bolt pattern, brakes, suspension, etc.). Building an overland trailer, particularly one that is designed to keep you alive many miles from civilization should have a secure plan! 1) flip axle to gain +4 of height (done) 2) chop tailgate (done) 3) strengthen frame/tongue (done) 4) replace. From my research, the axleless suspension offered more clearance and looked as simple if not simpler than a traditional axle to install. 5/5    (6.142)

From my research, the axleless suspension offered more clearance and looked as simple if not simpler than a traditional axle to install. Order the axle to your specs (width, bolt pattern, brakes, suspension, etc.). Since i will have a 1000 pound trailer on a 3500 pound axle, it would never have enough weight to ride right. 5/5    (6.142) While many overlanding trailers have traditional axles, i opted to go with an axleless suspension from timbren. 1) flip axle to gain +4 of height (done) 2) chop tailgate (done) 3) strengthen frame/tongue (done) 4) replace. 5/5    (6.142) I wanted a 3500 pound axle to handle bigger tires and i wanted a straight axle with no camber. Building an overland trailer, particularly one that is designed to keep you alive many miles from civilization should have a secure plan! If you are thinking you might go over some pretty rugged.

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Axle For Overland Trailer From my research, the axleless suspension offered more clearance and looked as simple if not simpler than a traditional axle to install. 5/5    (6.142) I wanted a 3500 pound axle to handle bigger tires and i wanted a straight axle with no camber. 5/5    (6.142) Most axles have camber built in so that they ride well under load. Since i will have a 1000 pound trailer on a 3500 pound axle, it would never have enough weight to ride right. Order the axle to your specs (width, bolt pattern, brakes, suspension, etc.). If you are thinking you might go over some pretty rugged. 1) flip axle to gain +4 of height (done) 2) chop tailgate (done) 3) strengthen frame/tongue (done) 4) replace. While many overlanding trailers have traditional axles, i opted to go with an axleless suspension from timbren. From my research, the axleless suspension offered more clearance and looked as simple if not simpler than a traditional axle to install. Building an overland trailer, particularly one that is designed to keep you alive many miles from civilization should have a secure plan!