Is this dangerous? Springs are nearly, if not inverted. Haven't taken a close look at the bump stops, but I will next time it is hooked up. Pulling a pop up, tow limits maxed out. Electric brakes on trailer and it actually stops the whole set up quicker.
Tired springs and a new trailer....
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my springs have a tiny bit more arch than that, and I still take my 2 jet skis, 2 friends, and all of our gear with no trouble at all. The only time I can remember the rear suspension bottoming out was when I went over a big, steep speed bump. Other than that it was totally fine........rode super smooth down the highway too.
Whoa, I have never seen springs like that. They`re like horizontal!!!
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That makes sense, I guess if the trailer brakes are doing more than they were built for, they won't last. I have not yet adjusted them per manufacturers recommendations, but I will. Thanks for the tip.rusty_tlc said:
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Yeah, it kind of freaks me out, those springs are wasted! Sorry about the vague post, rushed it this morning before work. FYI that picture is with the trailer hooked up. 260 lb tongue weight--not yet confirmed, but that's what the specs say. There isn't any gear in the back either, or a full cooler, or a full tank of gas.landcruiserjunky said: