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04-19-2007, 11:36 PM
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Re: How to build a heavy hauler?
Doing the axles-flip,or spring under,will lower it to wher you`d want a "C" notch if you load it.You could use the lowering shackles,de-arch springs,and/or take a coupleleafs out but add overloads set to contact with your load hooked up.The other thing would be to raise the front with new 1t springs.
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