Add a leaf or helper spring

[The5thDutton]

Anybody ever added an add-a-leaf to a trailer?

Single axle under a ranger rb190. Boat is 19'10". Tandem was not an option on this boat, but probably should have been.

I tow it to the coast several times a year. New Orleans has some terrible roads. On the worst of the bumps, occasionally the trailer tires rub the inside of the wheel well.

Trailer is only about a year old, so the factory springs are not wore out..... just slightly insufficient.

[Robby Moser]

Don't know where you are here in OK,but look up Tulsa Auto Spring.I broke the bottom leaf on the right side of a single axle trailer once(4 leaf) and the price for the 4 leaf and the 5 leaf was the same,so I got the 5 leaf for both sides. World of difference and your tires will never rub again.

[tcesni]

Anybody ever added an add-a-leaf to a trailer?

Single axle under a ranger rb190. Boat is 19'10". Tandem was not an option on this boat, but probably should have been.

I tow it to the coast several times a year. New Orleans has some terrible roads. On the worst of the bumps, occasionally the trailer tires rub the inside of the wheel well.

Trailer is only about a year old, so the factory springs are not wore out..... just slightly insufficient.

Replacing the springs on these trailers is usually straightforward. You should be able to remove a spring to get an accurate measurement of the bolt spacing and then buy a pair with higher capacity from a variety of sources (Tractor Supply, etc.).