Question:
I have a 14’ double axle utility trailer I use to haul a UTV. I recently took a trip approximately 1,000 miles round trip and I noticed my rear axle trailer tires were both wearing the outside edge excessively. I started looking around the trailer and noticed the rear leaf springs on the front near the equalizer were hitting the trailer frame. The front springs on the equalizer end has a big gap between frame. Any ideas what to troubleshoot?
asked by: Shaun D
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