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![]() ".JIMinMA." : Why not mount your springs and shackles on pieces of angle iron so that you can move the axle back and forth till you find the sweet spot. Many trailers are set up that way. Jim What we have is a torsion axel (no springs, just a straight steel tube with all the suspension on the inside). That axel comes with brackets the is bolts to. The bracket is supposed to be welded to the traier. Though, as you suggested, the bracket could probably be bolted. ~ It's not a bad idea. It would also make the trailer more adaptable to other loads/boats. It really is a good idea. But we decided to make a custom trailer just for this boat. With all the work we've put in this boat, I don't think we plan on selling her anytime soon (or making any major weight changing modifications to her). So welding it on in place is OK. But I do get your point - and thanks for suggesting it. |
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