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lwrydr

lwrydr

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I bought a trailer from a friend of mine that he has towed behind his Harly for years and got a good deal on it. Then I got a BRP hitch install and had to change the plug in to get the lights to work in addition to changing some wiring in the trailer. After that I found out that bearings and seals were shot and had to replace them but the axle needed to be polished and turned cause it was all scuffed up. Tomorrow I am suppose to pic it up cause it's all ready to go... Stay tuned...
 
lwrydr said:
I bought a trailer from a friend of mine that he has towed behind his Harly for years and got a good deal on it. Then I got a BRP hitch install and had to change the plug in to get the lights to work in addition to changing some wiring in the trailer. After that I found out that bearings and seals were shot and had to replace them but the axle needed to be polished and turned cause it was all scuffed up. Tomorrow I am suppose to pic it up cause it's all ready to go... Stay tuned...
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I like having a trailer for my :spyder2:
never worry about where to store things
Don
 
lwrydr said:
I bought a trailer from a friend of mine that he has towed behind his Harly for years and got a good deal on it. Then I got a BRP hitch install and had to change the plug in to get the lights to work in addition to changing some wiring in the trailer. After that I found out that bearings and seals were shot and had to replace them but the axle needed to be polished and turned cause it was all scuffed up. Tomorrow I am suppose to pic it up cause it's all ready to go... Stay tuned...
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It is recommended that you pack both inner and outer bearing every 1500 miles or yearly. Just finished doing mine for Durango. Yea I know the trailer operators manual says every 7000 but don't believe it.

Jack
 
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Really..!!!

hope thats it and you will be ready to go. Did come out being a bit more but now your set...:nopic:..enjoy..!! :thumbup:
 
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