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Old 11-27-2006, 12:42 PM   #3 (permalink)
CaptRon
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Re: Balance your trailer tires?

All of my trailers except my dump trailer have balanced tires. When I pull the dump trailer empty over 70 mph it shakes. However with a load it doesn't. I believe that the load presses the tires against the road surface and damps out the unbalanced condition. If I replace the tires on this trailer they will get balanced.

Sore neck and back, yep I can believe that. Happens to me too.

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May 2003 F-350, CC, DRW, 6.0L, 6sp man, LB, Al Wheels, Moon Roof, 52gal tranfer tank. Hitches: Draw-Tite 16K 4X and B&W GN, 8040lbs GVW. Towing 35' Newmar Kountry Star 5th Wheel Camper, 14,000lbs GVW, or Wells Cargo 24' Car Hauler, 12,000lbs GVW.
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