I have not. But I've installed a few Dexter Torflex axles on clean trailer frames.
You'd have to bolt the axle to the two brackets, jack it into place, spot weld, remove the axle, and finish welding. You need to go extra slow on this–no more than about 3/4" at a time–and allow the steel to...
I'm a little confused about the construction timeline for when I should be giving away freshly killed turkeys, but perhaps I haven't had enough coffee yet. :cool:
1325 pounds. It's a #9, 2200 pound axle down rated to 1500 pounds so it rides like a dream.
I understand that all currently manufactured U.S. Army utility trailers have Dexter torsion axles under them. Here's a friend's teardrop with a failed Timbren:
Tony
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