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Posted by massey333 on March 30, 2006 at 17:00:34 from (216.255.61.180):
In Reply to: Re: Trailer Question posted by Tweeter on March 30, 2006 at 16:26:34:
No i don't, that I can think of right now. That sounds like the old Miller Trailers or Others like them.I think some of those were made clear up into the 90s or maybe still are.??? I still see them a few times a year.IF you had GOOD TIRES and a STRONG HITCH on your truck and watched your balance Point,I think they would haul about anything.The same trailers are made today with two or three axles but are called backhoe,dozer trailers.They are good trailers just watch your balance point and PUT blocks or something under the trailer tonque when you have it tipped so you don't overload your hitch when the bed comes down.Very few modern hitches will stand the shock.
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