What do you carry in your trailer to raise it if you have to change a flat tire? Bottle jacks are fairly heavy, was wondering what others are using.
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What do you carry in your trailer to raise it if you have to change a flat tire? Bottle jacks are fairly heavy, was wondering what others are using.
Also have a Bushtec Turbo, never thought about laying it on it's side, damn a bike and trailer , don't even have to disconnect, just lay both on their si:icon_wink:de ! Seriously I carry a scissors style jack but Bushtec tires are like 6 or 8 ply...
I don"t pull a trailer, but couldn't you carry a piece ov plywood maybe 1 1/2" thick. Cut it like a 1/4 pie section with a notch at the point. Prop it under the axle and pull forward just a bit to roll it up?
on my sidecar bike I just got a 2x4 cut to the proper length with a V notch to fit under axle. easy peasy. :icon_wink: cueman
Yeah, something like that.
We've got 25k miles on our trailer and just put new tires on as we bought the 2003 trailer in 2013 with a whopping 500 miles of use. Was more worried about the age of the tires than wear: these are really tough tires. Not too worried about flats.
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My planning is more toward wheel bearings than flats.
Flats are a no brainer.
Love the color of the streetglide by the way.
Yup, gotta watch those bearings. I replaced one early-on and when the Bushtec contractors at Bike Week in PCB changed out the tires they also changed the bearings.
Thanks for the kind words on the color; it's actually a 2013 Road King CVO. No batwing... just a windscreen. :yes:
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