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Re: Trailorhouse axles
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Posted by marlowe on November 05, 2002 at 16:27:31 from (209.103.223.84):
In Reply to: Trailorhouse axles posted by Farmboy on November 05, 2002 at 10:35:27:
you can all stone me if you want but the 14.5 is not a special size tire a lot off new trailors still use them. second most but not all axels ARE dexter 7000lb as for the brakers they are one trip but you can put good shoes in for 6.00 per shoe and the bearings are one trip but they are cheap to replace. new 12 ply lowboy tires are 48.00 each i have two factory made trailors with tri axeles one is a owens the other a trail easey and haul a case 450 and 580k at 55 all the time every day plus i go t a home made one that i use to haul my pulling tractor on
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