Official Offroad Trailer Thread
05-01-2014, 12:30 PM
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05-01-2014, 01:27 PM
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To answer your question...... Yes that is one of the MANY things that are on the to do list for my new project.
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05-02-2014, 07:02 AM
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05-02-2014, 07:53 AM
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Picked this one up last fall:
Moved the axle above the springs to line it up better with the Jeep:
Much more to be done to make it an expedition trailer, but it's a start!
This is my first jeep trailer and the suspension is really stiff. It's OK on the road, but when the rocks get fist-sized or bigger I have to go really slow to keep it from bouncing around and trashing the stuff inside. I've thought about removing a leaf from the springs, but haven't decided if that's the best route to take.
Any suggestions or comments about trailer suspensions would be greatly appreciated!
Moved the axle above the springs to line it up better with the Jeep:
Much more to be done to make it an expedition trailer, but it's a start!
This is my first jeep trailer and the suspension is really stiff. It's OK on the road, but when the rocks get fist-sized or bigger I have to go really slow to keep it from bouncing around and trashing the stuff inside. I've thought about removing a leaf from the springs, but haven't decided if that's the best route to take.
Any suggestions or comments about trailer suspensions would be greatly appreciated!
05-02-2014, 08:38 AM
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Picked this one up last fall:
This is my first jeep trailer and the suspension is really stiff. It's OK on the road, but when the rocks get fist-sized or bigger I have to go really slow to keep it from bouncing around and trashing the stuff inside. I've thought about removing a leaf from the springs, but haven't decided if that's the best route to take.
Any suggestions or comments about trailer suspensions would be greatly appreciated!
This is my first jeep trailer and the suspension is really stiff. It's OK on the road, but when the rocks get fist-sized or bigger I have to go really slow to keep it from bouncing around and trashing the stuff inside. I've thought about removing a leaf from the springs, but haven't decided if that's the best route to take.
Any suggestions or comments about trailer suspensions would be greatly appreciated!
