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northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8504 |
That looks like the brake has stuck on that wheel at some point.
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5th Feb 2022 2:03pm |
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Highroller Member Since: 18 Jul 2016 Location: Hampshire Posts: 565 |
I agree, looks like you have a brake issue. Not sure what size tyre you use.
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5th Feb 2022 2:43pm |
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Bean19844 Member Since: 25 Oct 2020 Location: Essex Posts: 929 |
One of the brakes had indeed locked up. I checked the shoes, three of them are all good but the shoes on the same wheel was worn away so that's gonna be another job to do.
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5th Feb 2022 6:01pm |
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MPx Member Since: 29 Jul 2011 Location: South Somerset Posts: 584 |
Its most important to get the load rating right if its a heavy trailer (eg with a car on it approaching the license limit of 3500kg). Something like 102/104 if you've got 4 wheels, but here's a table with them all listed http://www.uk-trailer-parts.co.uk/trailer-tyre-load-index/ Mike - MPx
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6th Feb 2022 12:00am |
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jagracer Member Since: 14 Aug 2021 Location: Norfolk Posts: 113 |
I have some more like that if you want some. You want at lead "C" rated tyres. I suggest you balance them and check the rims are round as well. I bought new tyres and rims from a Trailer Spares Dealer for my Transporter. They gave a total weight of 4.2 tons load at 60 mph. I originally had some tyres on the Trailer which shredded the tread, I found out they were only rated at 15kph and been over stamped by a back street tyre dealer in Lincoln. |
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6th Feb 2022 12:57pm |
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northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8504 |
Best branded one I can see is a Hankook. Everything else seems to be Shonkytyre There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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6th Feb 2022 3:37pm |
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