tod osier

You will find that the Carlisle's are more than adequate. I have also have had trailer troubles over the years... it's better to be...

Yes on the 12x4" wheel. They are also rated for 81 MPH, so better than some of the bias tires.

I'm trying the Carlisle, be the Kendas are supposed to be OK as well. Neither are what I'd consider a premium tire, but that is what you...

They are 12's and going on 5 years old, so I'm replacing them (were I not towing 2000 miles, I'd keep them until they looked bad). I'm...

I'm getting nervous discussing all this trailer stuff. I'm headed out ice fishing tonight, I have a vehicle in a cargo trailer headed to...

I've broken a spring on a duckboat trailer before. I did have enough stuff in the truck to make it home, so I have had some good times...

Jay, Just an FYI....based on my observations, not all Timken bearings are created equal. I bought them to replace bogie wheel bearings...

I have no experience rebuilding a hub on the side of the road and I'd like to keep it that way. It sounds like from what the 2 of you...

I end up rebuilding all my hubs with Timkens. As mentioned, I got a brand new trailer with a bad hub. Personally, I think it was bad...

Oh I had no idea this was YOUR trailer. I thought you had bought this from someone sight unseen. I misunderstood. In that case, I...

That is good common practice for normal local use, in my opinion. I would "rebuild " with new bearings, races and seals before a cross...

It is my trailer, that I've had from new and I set the tightness of the castle nuts to my preference the day I brought it home. My...

I have the inner seal, bearing and race sizes from the axle manufacturer. Are you saying you are replacing bearings and races that are...

Hi Todd, yes. I had to do that one time to a rear bearing race that basically welded its self to the spindle. I don't have a cordless...

Ahhh, an inverter, hadn't considered that. With the camper, I always have the generator, but I'm going to be running back and forth to...