barefooter
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Pulling my boat trailer out of the water yesterday, one of the wheels on the back axle was locked 3inches off the ground. It is a rubber torsion bar suspension. I pulled the brake assembly off, as it looked like it had rotated around the axle post. Thought maybe nut was loose - but wasn't. 1/2 hr to remove. The axle post is absolutely solid.m I thought there was a little give in these types of suspension. I could not get the cap off where the axle post comes out of the axle tube.
I have never seen this before. What's buggered?
Greg
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It's not the age, it's the mileage........
Pulling my boat trailer out of the water yesterday, one of the wheels on the back axle was locked 3inches off the ground. It is a rubber torsion bar suspension. I pulled the brake assembly off, as it looked like it had rotated around the axle post. Thought maybe nut was loose - but wasn't. 1/2 hr to remove. The axle post is absolutely solid.m I thought there was a little give in these types of suspension. I could not get the cap off where the axle post comes out of the axle tube.
I have never seen this before. What's buggered?
Greg
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It's not the age, it's the mileage........
