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November 1st 06, 09:46 PM
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When trailers go bad OR How not to tow your Wright Brothers machine
"wright1902glider" wrote I'm currently working on various methods of accomplishing the new goal without spending too much cash. I think most of the steel framing and sheet metal can be used again. But I'll have to work out a new decking system, etc. What is the total weight of the loaded trailer, and what is the weight of the tongue (at the ball) with the load on the trailer? You could have a balance problem. -- Jim in NC 
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