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"Gary Warner" wrote in message ... PUZZLER: Does the axel "balance" the weight over the axel or over the wheels? . Over the wheels. To be precise, over the point at which the wheel contacts the ground, which had better be directly under the axel. A thought just crossed my mind: You should also check the tongue weight when the trailer is empty. From your description it sounds like you won't have a problem, but I have seen trailers built for a center engine boat that had negative tongue weight when the boat was NOT on the trailer. Rod |
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"Rod McInnis" wrote in message ... A thought just crossed my mind: You should also check the tongue weight when the trailer is empty. From your description it sounds like you won't have a problem, but I have seen trailers built for a center engine boat that had negative tongue weight when the boat was NOT on the trailer. That's a great point and one I hadn't thought of. Will do it. Rod |
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