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Posted by wdTom on April 10, 2004 at 14:51:56 from (155.212.223.220):
Was out looking at trailers today with a friend and we found a 7000# gross from last year for $1750, and (knowing prices are up on new models), he put a deposite on it and we left. On getting home we looked at the brochure we picked up and it said brakes on only one axle. I thought it was now the law they had to have brakes on both axles. Certainly he wants brakes on both axles and maybe the trailer has brakes on both axles, we don't remember, and it is too late to call now, they are closed. Does anyone know what the law is though? And in case it doesn't have brakes on both axles how much it should cost to add them? The trailer is a "Load Trail". Thanks, Tom
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