[AT] Little OT-trailer wheels

[Rupert]

Hello Lew,
	Tires new or used are expensive around here too.

	I think I would mount a single on each axle rim turned in as it would 
be less obvious that your limping the trailer home. That is, if there 
are no road rules you have to follow that prevent you from doing that.

Rupert

On 10/5/2010 7:15 AM, Lew Best wrote:
>
> If I get 4 tires&  put them on the dual mount wheels do you think I'd be
> better off mounting as singles (2 on each axle) or duals on one axle?  If as
> singles would it be better to have the rims turned "in" (track narrower) or
> out (wide track)?
>
> Thanks
>
> Lew
>
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> You can probably get it home on the single wheels, but may have some
> problems with lug nuts running up enough to tighten.  Alsok, some of them
> have a lcating pin for on the hub to get the wheels to line up for the valve
>
> cores.  This will have to be broken off to take a single wheel.  Cannot
> really say about the hitch, but the pipe for a gooseneck ball will fit in a
> 4 inch pipe.  The electric /hyd brake system is an expensive one to buy the
> pump, but probably the best.  It can work on air brakes.
> Cecil in OKla
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