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Did the curbside yesterday. Took longer than I expected so it’s two days overall. Went fine once I figured out the tricks. 

The one thing is the springs (or at least one) center top, where the center tie bolt of the spring goes into a centering hole on the cradle plate, isn’t quite sitting flush. I haven’t torqued everything down yet and I’m not sure why it’s not fully nestled in there yet. Hoping that once I do the other side it’ll all settle out, but if anybody has an idea. 

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That's a tricky part of the job for sure.  I remember using a bottle jack under the axle and also under the spring pack to help  center the pin in the hole. I also jacked the other side of the trailer up a bit to allow the axle to be manipulated a little.  It's tricky doing it by yourself.  The important thing is to make sure the pin is aligned in the hole all around, any remaining gap will be taken care of when you tighten the U-bolts.  It also helps to put a bit of grease on the pin.  

Tom & Doreen • 2023 Elite ll • Hull #1321 • 2023 Tundra Platinum Crew Max • Cheshire CT 

 

 

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