Had this happen with my 30 ft 5th wheel camper...Heavy rain the night before pulling out of campground. Tested brakes as leaving spot to exit campground and noticed they were grabby. Proceeded to highway went less than .5 mile to entrance ramp, adjusting the electric brakes at every stop. Turned on to entrance ramp, looked in rear view and it looks like I have lost a wheel and it wants to pass me. I hit the side of the ramp and still see the front edge of the rear axle wheel. Both rear axle wheels are splayed out about 1 inch maybe more. The axle looks like it has rotated just a touch in cradle. No one I have told of this event can explain why this happened. The trailer is a '91 model, this happened in'02. I doubt if the trailer has 10k miles on it today. I didn't hit anything to shock the axles. I have replaced both 3500 lb axles w/5200 lb axles. Thx for your insights.
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