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Subject Topic: Trailers Erde vs Trelgo & Hitch head
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22/6/2007 at 4:33pm
 Location: Norfolk
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Hi All

I need help shall I buy an Erde 142 Erde 153 or a Treglo T 50s trailer.

My biggest worry is that the hitch on the Erde 153 may be higher than that of the 143 and as such the trailer may lean towards the car more - can any one help me on this issues.


Also which is the best of the trailers?

 

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22/6/2007 at 5:48pm
 Location: West Wickham
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Re the leaning it is better for the trailer to be slightly nose down than nose up. I ahve just had to fit a drop plate to my car because the trailer was nose up

Secondly, I would always go for the biggest wheels you can afford. I would avoid 8 inch wheels and go for at least 10 inch. That way it is more stable and your bearing wear will be reduced as the wheels don't have to go round so fast

 




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