Trailer shopping

[uncleboo]

I bought a Road King aluminum float on last June. It had the stainless fasteners and torsion axle, but, wood bunks. I had to get the factory to send me some longer brackets to get it set up properly, but, after getting everything adjusted, I love it. It has the Vortec spindle/hub assemblies which carry a 100,000 mile warranty and no maintenance.

[gofastsandman]

Originally Posted by uncleboo

I bought a Road King aluminum float on last June. It had the stainless fasteners and torsion axle, but, wood bunks. I had to get the factory to send me some longer brackets to get it set up properly, but, after getting everything adjusted, I love it. It has the Vortec spindle/hub assemblies which carry a 100,000 mile warranty and no maintenance.

Whaaaat? 100K on a salt water trailer?

[uncleboo]

Originally Posted by gofastsandman

Whaaaat? 100K on a salt water trailer?

That's what I said!
That's the hubs mind you.

[Bushwacker]

Originally Posted by gofastsandman

Whaaaat? 100K on a salt water trailer?

FYI - to understand Sandy's reply, you have to understand that he's used to only getting about 100 miles on his hubs before they overheat and the Bearing Buddys fall off!

[gofastsandman]

Originally Posted by Bushwacker

FYI - to understand Sandy's reply, you have to understand that he's used to only getting about 100 miles on his hubs before they overheat and the Bearing Buddys fall off!

Hahaha

Glad I didn't hit anyone!

I gots me some new 4500 lb torsion axles w posi lubes

They are sandy proof.
Rides like a magic carpet