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Re: Balance your trailer tires?
Most empty trailers will ride like they don't have springs, that's because the suspension is so stiff for hauling loads. I've seen empty double semi trailers "bounce" several inchs off the interstate surface!
I've looked in the mirror and seen my trailer bounce off the ground when empty! If I role my window down when driving through town I can hear it back there going "BAM, BAM, BAM, BAM".
To answer your question: I mounted retreads on my flatbed and did NOT ballance them, now I've replaced 2 of them and the shop balanced those, I can't tell a differance.
Seriosly, you and the wife have neck/back pain from this? I've hauled my flat bed 750 miles non stop empty behind my dodge 1/2 ton and didn't have a problem.
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'93 Ford F250 w/ 7.3 IDI diesel (no turbo) E4od auto. SC/LB 2WD, but hey, got 3 attenas. retired government vehicle.
'26 tall T coupe on '67 scout frame w/400 Ford/C6
'00 Dodge Ram 1500 SC/SB w/318/5spd 4X4 3" SkyJacker lift 33-12.50X15 Perreli Scorpions
'01 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad cab/SB w/360/auto 4X4 NO LIFT!!! Running 33-12.50X15 Hi-Tech-Retreads with Green Diamonds (alternative to studs!) on saw blade chrome wheels.
'62 Caddy 2dr, "slammed" with air bag suspension. I can literaly set it on the ground!!!!
'48 CJ2A w/'61 over head valve engine
'77 Chevy Caprice, rare 2 door! Built 350 4 bolt mains. Weyand high ram intake, Headman Headers, dual glass pack "cop callers", TH350 with high stall converter and B&M "street/strip" kit (churps the tires hitting 3rd @ 90MPH!!!!)
'84 AC 5040 w/ loader
'71 Dodge D200 w/'69 vette 327 & powerglide
'97 Morgan built 20' tilt car hauler
'01 Morgan built 16'cattle trailer
Ford 9N
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JD model 40C crawler
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