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I've heard that once a rivet rust on an aluminum trailer forget it.
Rust will spread like wildfire. This is a terrible situation. If a rivet rusts, it is iron or steel. An iron bearing rivet in aluminum is just begging for dissimilar metal corrosion.... big trouble. Have you ever seen a steel rivet on an aluminum trailer? Can't say that I have and I've had at least 5 aluminum trailers that I can think of.. Any steel parts that I can remember were galvanized and fastened with galvanized bolts. I don't ever remember rust being a problem on the main frames of aluminum trailers. The springs and spring connectors and the axles maybe. All are parts that are generally considered replacement parts. Barry |
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