Trailer Stabilizer legs
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From: Killeen, Tx
Trailer Stabilizer legs
I was wondering if anyone is using stabilizer legs on their dual axle trailer?
I have a "Carry On" 7 x 12 dual axle and want to load the bikes while the trailer is NOT connected to a vehicle. To me, the axles seem like they are set back far enough that the trailer will not tip. I tried researching this on the net and didnt find much info.
Thanks
I have a "Carry On" 7 x 12 dual axle and want to load the bikes while the trailer is NOT connected to a vehicle. To me, the axles seem like they are set back far enough that the trailer will not tip. I tried researching this on the net and didnt find much info.
Thanks
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From: South Carolina
I have an 8x12 Haulmark Lowhauler, twin axle... I use it as a garage while stationed at Parris Island, SC and living on base. I put the rear stabilizer legs down and then use the tongue jack to make it solid. Been doing this for over 2 years now... no issues at all.
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: CENTRAL KENTUCKY
I was wondering if anyone is using stabilizer legs on their dual axle trailer?
I have a "Carry On" 7 x 12 dual axle and want to load the bikes while the trailer is NOT connected to a vehicle. To me, the axles seem like they are set back far enough that the trailer will not tip. I tried researching this on the net and didnt find much info.
Thanks
I have a "Carry On" 7 x 12 dual axle and want to load the bikes while the trailer is NOT connected to a vehicle. To me, the axles seem like they are set back far enough that the trailer will not tip. I tried researching this on the net and didnt find much info.
Thanks
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Parker, CO
I tried to load my wife's Fatboy trike into my 8' x 16' dual axle trailer and the tongue lifted off the block it was setting on. Nothing really bad happened but only because when I felt it lift, I gunned the trike and got it toward the front of the trailer in one hell of hurry. That put the tongue of the trailer back on the ground in a hurry but it did come off the block and moved to the side about 5 inches. Needless to say I have NEVERV tried that trick again without using the corner jacks. They are on there for a reason and I found it! Stupid on my part I know. USE THE JACKS!
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Dec 5, 2022 07:57 AM
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