Recommended Rollers For A 40' Gooseneck Trailer That Drags When Pulling Into The Driveway
Updated 08/01/2022 | Published 07/29/2022
Question:
I have a 40 foot goose neck trailer. With mega ramps. Due to the cul d sac the pitch of the rear of trailer drags on the rv drive way. What weld on rollers would you recommend? Trailer will be in drive way mainly when it’s empty. At 9200 pounds. Thanks for any input.
asked by: Korey
Expert Reply:
If you have the space then I recommend the Ultra-Fab Steel Jumbo Roller for Trailers and RVs # UF48-979023. These rollers have an all steel construction and grease zerk fitting to allow you to easily lubricate the roller. I've attached a diagram below displaying the dimensions so you can determine if your trailer has enough height clearance for these rollers.
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Ultra-Fab Steel Jumbo Roller for Trailers and RVs - Weld On - 2-1/2" Wide x 3" Tall
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