Back up slowly to let all air bubble out of the trailer parts. Since I started doing that my trailer hasn't floated under a dock even in a strong current.
Back up slowly to let all air bubble out of the trailer parts. Since I started doing that my trailer hasn't floated under a dock even in a strong current.
Lake St. Clair, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Oakland
If you add brakes, it'll sink.
If it still floats (which I doubt), add brakes to both axles.
I promise.
George Carter
Central Florida
gcarter763@aol.com
http://kineticocentralfl.com/
“If you have to argue your science by using fraud, your science is not valid"
Professor Ian Plimer, Adilaide and Melbourne Universities
I've never had a trailer float
Joe, an aluminum trailer w/aluminum (or aluminIum, for Glen's sake) wheels, wooden bunks. and no brakes, will float, probably every time.
George Carter
Central Florida
gcarter763@aol.com
http://kineticocentralfl.com/
“If you have to argue your science by using fraud, your science is not valid"
Professor Ian Plimer, Adilaide and Melbourne Universities
Why is faster never fast enough.
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