Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 20, 2015 at 13:27:20 from (172.77.211.40):
About 4 years ago I purchased a 18+2 14k sure-trac implement trailer. There is only one thing I don't like about it. When it's empty it kicks the rear of the truck. It beats me to death. I can't hold on to a cup of coffee without getting it all over me. Put a 3200# tractor on it and you couldn't ask for a better trailer .
Is there a way to smooth it out when it's empty? Been thinking of reducing the air pressure. Even wondering if I could remove some leaf springs. There are 7 leafs. The most I carry is 4500# and the trailer empty is a tick over 3K, less than 8K total.
Sure-trac makes a 10k trailer. The deck look the same. They use 2 5k axles. So how can I convert my trailer safely to a 10k and take the bounce out?
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