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Old 09-30-2002, 08:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Using Dually Chevy 14 bolt axles?

I'm looking into making my own 5th wheel trailer. Just gathering info. While looking for axles to run I came a cross a deal for 2 Chevy 14 bolt axles, both running duallys. Price is way cheap. Set up would be truck camper on front, and room for Jeep in back on a flat bed.

What do you guys think of this? What is the weight limit on Chevy 14 bolt duallys?

(Yeah, I'm looking at cheap 5th wheels but don't have the 3/4 ton truck yet to drive one home.)
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should be ok, dont know the limit, but I believe theese axles were made for this sort of work, if not maybe a set of Dana 80's would do the trick.
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what do you have in mind for a brake system? Is it possible to run electric over hydraulic? Is that DOT kosher? just asking because I'm curious too.
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why would you want 2 giant pigs draging under there? just go with real trailer axles
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why would you want 2 giant pigs draging under there? just go with real trailer axles
Why? I can get the whole works, both axles with all tires for the price of 3-4 new tires.
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Old 10-01-2002, 04:30 PM   #6 (permalink)
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what do you have in mind for a brake system? Is it possible to run electric over hydraulic? Is that DOT kosher? just asking because I'm curious too.
No clue on this, hoping some will have an idea.
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