- Joined
- Mar 24, 2005
- Location
- Stanley, NC
I don't understand why all trailers don't just have the same size ball.It’s not the 10 second swap-I’d agree with you..,it’s the 5000 hours of hauling the unused around
I don't understand why all trailers don't just have the same size ball.It’s not the 10 second swap-I’d agree with you..,it’s the 5000 hours of hauling the unused around
Those probably do not have a Bourdon-type pressure gauge with tiny gears in it bouncing down the road while also getting shock loaded through the hydraulics. Is the gauge fluid filled? I will find out whenever mine arrives but I am curious now nonetheless. The pictures are poor but I do not think they have glycerin in them.I wouldn't say "silly" but certainly a difficult life for the system. Then again, think of all the other constant impact and undulation hydraulic system out there that run for years.
Gen 1 (on clearance) is not glycerin filled, but Gen 2 is.Those probably do not have a Bourdon-type pressure gauge with tiny gears in it bouncing down the road while also getting shock loaded through the hydraulics. Is the gauge fluid filled? I will find out whenever mine arrives but I am curious now nonetheless. The pictures are poor but I do not think they have glycerin in them.
Agreed.I don't understand why all trailers don't just have the same size ball.
Those probably do not have a Bourdon-type pressure gauge with tiny gears in it bouncing down the road while also getting shock loaded through the hydraulics. Is the gauge fluid filled? I will find out whenever mine arrives but I am curious now nonetheless. The pictures are poor but I do not think they have glycerin in them.