Forum: RIBnet North America
04 August 2007, 16:02
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Forum: RIBnet North America
04 August 2007, 10:46
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Forum: RIBnet North America
04 August 2007, 03:26
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SS Bolts?
Yes, thanks for your comment on the bolts. Do you think that electrolosys between the galvanized steel and the s/s bolt is going to be a real problem? The bolt is shielded from the spring with a...
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Forum: RIBnet North America
03 August 2007, 20:47
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Solution!
And what to look for in a trailer if you launch in salt water! Screw a bunch of multi-leaf springs. The attached shows a single spring member that avoids the problem of multi-leafs and their...
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Forum: RIBnet North America
03 August 2007, 20:39
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Springs
Well the springs are carbon steel, as makes sense. But attached to this aluminum trailer with galvanized fittings and fasteners were multi-leaf springs with structual light gauge carbon steel...
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Forum: RIBnet North America
03 August 2007, 20:01
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Forum: RIBnet North America
03 August 2007, 19:59
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Trailers (@#@^$&&^%$*)
So I posted this pic in another thread with the followup comment that it was corrosion. My problem, for sure but you gotta look at what happend on a "corrosion resistant" trailer for my 4.7 SR. The...
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