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Re: Tracks for a Super H
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Posted by Jim Carroll on August 21, 2004 at 09:00:41 from (69.163.8.116):
In Reply to: Re: Tracks for a Super H posted by rustyfarmall on August 20, 2004 at 12:16:14:
Rusty Thanks again . My friend who helped me build the trailor suggested we add another axil in front of the present one. We built the trailor so the axil could be moved foward or aft. I think the extra tires would be better as duel & use just one axil. The trailor was over built from 6x6 tube guard rail off the Interstate that was scrapped. Has 20" wheels & tires off a military truck to give you an idea. The tong has two extensions & is 30' long - to get the boat into deep water. Tks
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