[Rhodes22-list] Single vs Double Axle

[Bill Effros]

Forgot to mention.  I am putting a pair of jack stands on the back rails 
of the boat like Roger's rig so the single axle won't tip backwards when 
at rest and not attached.

Bill Effros

David Bradley wrote:
> Rory, from what I've seen in the yard where my boat and three other 
> Rhodes
> are, the single axle is easier to maneuver in the yard, and less 
> likely to
> sieze up.  If you are not trailing long distance, single axle seems fine.
> Definitely go with galvanized if you have the choice.  Downside to the
> single-axle is, if you have the boat too far forward or back on the 
> bunks,
> it will be a heavier tongue weight or will tip back.
>
> Dave B
>
>
> On 5/7/06, Rory Orkin <roryorkin at earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Am finishing up choices with Stan on recon boat to be delivered shortly.
>> Any real difference on axle choice ?? I have trailerd for years and 
>> really
>> don't have a serious preference though the double axle might be more
>> forgiving when backing since the rear wheels would be farther back than
>> the
>> single.. What am I missing ?
>> What has been the experience with the painted trailers re rust. Not
>> usually
>> the best idea in salt environment.. Wont be used more than in and out
>> seasonally unless we decide to go on the road with the boat.
>>                    Anyone know offhand about Md registration/inspection
>> laws re:brakes and weight ??
>>                         Thanks,
>>                           Rory
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