Mar 4, 2012 · Class A with Doubles endorsement, front trailer must be 5th, both trailers must have brakes and break away brakes total length must me under 65'. make sure you dont overload any of …

Feb 19, 2008 · A doubler is so named due to the fact that it doubles the cost of the rig. This is a result of the breakage that follows the installation of a doubler. CTM u-joints or Longfields, alloy axle shafts, …

Jul 30, 2014 · By the way, regarding the durability of their forged steel crank, Peninsular Diesel claims: "The fatigue factor more than doubles the engine cycle hours." Could be hype...or not. Most all the …

Apr 23, 2014 · Think of how a snatchblock works, your cable goes out, goes through the pulley and is attached back to your vehicle with the pulley attached to the "load" this effectively doubles the …

Nov 3, 2005 · I was thinking of getting a tow dolly so that I can pull goosnecks and 5th wheels with the excursion. I've seen a few going down the road in my life but now can't seem to find any info on …

May 5, 2003 · Also, towing doubles requires the driver to have a class a license. I would contact the manufacturer before towing behind a 5th wheel, and see what their recomendation was. They will …

Dec 12, 2015 · I'm buying parts to rebuild the brakes on my new to me car hauler and I'm wondering if adding brakes on the second axle would be worth the extra money to buy the second set of loaded …

Dec 11, 2016 · Doubles as a brake line bender I also used an 84-88 2wd rear brake line to go to the clutch slave. I had to make a little bracket to support the line. With all that done, it was time to set the …

Sep 4, 2009 · BTW, that calculator is awesome in how it does comparisons. I just noticed the "Sway bar 2 is xx% stiffer" in small text below the first column. :cool2: Bookmarked! Changing my arm length …

Apr 7, 2002 · And adding the last block doubles that again to 96,000 lbs of pull. The line is rated at 120 tons of breakaway pull dynamics to failure, so we are well within range of the line strength.