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Re: O/T How long should a trailor tongue be??
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Posted by old on September 05, 2006 at 19:11:53 from (4.244.186.38):
In Reply to: Re: O/T How long should a trailor tongue be?? posted by KEH on September 05, 2006 at 17:57:11:
This one has springs and I'm looking on putting on shocks. I have a set of old shock off my 1980 chev pickup that are still good and figure what the heck if I add them it will be that much better and will get rid on some junk to boot. Yep I'm going to leave what I have now at the 4.5 foot, base tongue is made from 3X4 tube and will have 2 others in at an angle for braces and I may even run a couple anlged down from the upper part of the trailor to make the tongue even stronger
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