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On Jul 7, 8:50*am, Richard Casady wrote:
On Wed, 7 Jul 2010 04:40:31 -0700 (PDT), jamesgangnc wrote: I'm thinking that it's just sagged over the years till it has negative camber. *That seems to be the most logical explanation since I have the same wear problem on both sides. *A bent axle would not likely be bent symetrically. *Nor does it seem reasonable that the toe would change on both sides. It is not going to break. The yield point is a substantial percentage of the stress at which it would break. It it bends sitting, it would break the first time you hit a bump. Question is will my parking it with a floor jack under the center bent it back over time. No. See above. Really? Cause it bows up about 3" in the center when I lift the entire trailer and boat from the center of the axle with the floor jack. You're saying that doesn't matter, that's not enough to bend it any. Even if I do this for cummulative months? |