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Old 03-02-2012, 08:11 PM   #32
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Default Re: Car Trailer Advise

Well i know im bringing up an older thread but i have finally got my Running gear. I flipped the trailer over using a sheave on the tree and the winch on the lux to make life easy. Tomorrow morning i will pack the bearings, and fit the hubs, then put the outer on my storage box that is at the rear of the trailer.

I take it there is no polarity on the breaks as the wires are all the same colour....

Will also be picking up the new wheels off elks and hope to god that the maths i did means they will fit.







rego is monday the 13th of feb FINALLY
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