01-02-2016, 09:20 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Ontario
Posts: 846
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Quote:
Originally Posted by admranger
UHaul trailer has surge brakes. Make sure to check air pressure of the tires and set them to the max on the sidewall. Also, carry a pipe wrench to tighten the ball clamp down. They tend to loosen up on UHauls in my experience. Cross your safety chains when you hook them up ("X").
Give yourself more time for everything and swing wide on your turns.
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Agree - they do very little maintenance on their trailers. I had a tire grenade on me while towing my track car. Check everything closely.
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