Spring over on a 18' car hauler (1 Viewer)

[73fj]

I'm thinking of doing a SOA on my car hauler. Why you ask? I currently have two trailers, one for carrying my truck and one for my quads, but if I can convert the 18' to do both I can sell one, storage space is an issue. Has any one done this or have any advice? The mechanical part of the SOA is not my worry, it's how will my Cruiser ride on, and how will it tow if I do this.

 

[Niner]

I would think a lot of sway because of the weight being so high. Plus the extra wind drag.

 

[73fj]

I'm not overly worried about wind drag, I'm still towing a brick, but I am concerned with the 3"? lift and how the springs will behave SOA.

 

[sseaman]

Try it and do a write up for others in the future, you can always move it back

 

[73fj]

Try it and do a write up for others in the future, you can always move it back

Will do.

 

[kyot4x4]

We just did a spring over on my buddy's 36 foot 3axle bumper pull trailer and it works great. just do it and don't look back.

kyle

 

[73fj]

Good to know.

 

[Heavychevy]

We just did a spring over on my buddy's 36 foot 3axle bumper pull trailer and it works great. just do it and don't look back.

kyle

I've got a 32' tri axle and I'm considering doing the same. Do you have any pictures? How much weight is he pulling?

Thanks.