Thanks, I'm trying to get them to do it. It seems that on my alum trailer,
nothing is standard. The springs are short, the axles are mounted under
instead of over, and it's a twin axle but not a tandem. My biggest concern
is the axles are so rusted, they're weak and bent enough to let the tires
angle out at the bottom. I'll at least get them to attach two 3500# axles
to my springs. That will fix the immediate problem. Later, I'll look at
springs and possible conversion to a tandem.
LD

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LD wrote:
Thanks for the tip. I'm leaning to TowPro. Too bad, the shop close to
me
wanted $700, where TowPro is more like $450 (but 30 miles away). Other
bad
news is that I'd like to go to a tandem setup instead of my twin axle
but
they won't do the labor unless I take off the boat, which means I'll
probably loose over half a day trying to find a place to set it in the
water
for a day or two.) Otherwise, I'm back in to the DIY mode.


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