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Hi Ben; if you're looking for a traditional gauge on the #GY79FR you aren't going to find one. The tongue weight scale is the red and green marking on the arms as seen in the picture below. The red section at the top indicates your max tongue…
We only have one piano hinge that is either 4" or 6" wide and constructed of either stainless steel or aluminum. That is the 4" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA38JR which is made of aluminum and 72" long with a 3/8" pin diameter. We…
Marlboro piano hinges like the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA74ZR you're looking at do no have weight capacities. Marlboro mentions that it will be up to the installer to determine if the hinge will be strong enough.
Yes, the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge - 6' Long - 1/4" Pin Diameter - Aluminum #MA74ZR can be cut down to fit your needs. I just recommend first removing the pin and separating each part before cutting them. You'll be better off cutting…
The axles cannot really be installed backwards but if the braking assemblies are on the wrong side then that would indeed be an issue. In order to check this you will simply need to pull one of the hubs and take a look at what direction the actuating…
Yes, the 6" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA52VR is able to be cut down. I recommend removing the pin and cutting each piece separately. When you place the pin back in you can use a hole punch to taper in the bottom pin holder just a bit so that it…
Yes, the 4" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA85VR can be cut down to 16" or 18" like you're wanting to do. This hinge measures 6' long, 4" wide, has a 270° rotation for full opening/closing and is made in the USA. Attached is…
The correct braking system to use with the Timbren Heavy-Duty Axle-Less Trailer Suspension - 4" Lift Spindle #ASR35HDS02 includes the Electric Trailer Brake Kit #AKEBRK-7-SA and 2 of the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly #AKHD-655-6-EZ-K. Since…
There should be enough free play in the shackles to allow them to move. There is no specific torque rating for shackle bolts. The first thing you should make sure of is that the bolts you use are long enough so that when installed you will have at…
The 18.5x8.5-8 is actually an old tire size that is not used much anymore. The closest metric size to your existing tire would be 215/60-8. Your wheel most likely has a 5-on 4-1/4 inch bolt pattern (see link), you will want to make sure that the bolt…
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