My trailer

Dang I'm getting old. I have a Pace Shadow GT 28 tag trailer. It has 3 axles (5200 ilbs) Just finished putting brakes, bearings and grease seals on the thing. Should last me a few years though, whew....

Not quite the spring chicken anymore?? Lol. Sounds like a time consuming job.

61coon wrote:Not quite the spring chicken anymore?? Lol. Sounds like a time consuming job.

Correct! Took me about 6.5 hrs.

If I was closer, I would've helped ya. I live in the middle of nowhere. Lol. Sometimes it nice, but too far from my buds...

Nice excuse Red....We all know the truth!!!

YUP, me too. But, I only have (2) axles. However, I did find a bad outer bearing and a coupla sets of crappy shoes. Way better to find this stuff at home, than be stranded on the road somewhere...especially if you're headed to the BBF Extraveganza at US-60.!!.

61coon wrote:If I was closer, I would've helped ya. I live in the middle of nowhere. Lol. Sometimes it nice, but too far from my buds...

No prob Bud :lol!

Trailer wiring


I'm replacing to plug on my trailer to my f250. Anyone know the wiring diagram from trailer to the plug pk12076?


Thanks

Russ

http://www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx Try this

Russ,  That sounds like a job for a voltmeter to me.  I've assumed that trailer wire colors were in the correct locations before.....!?!

Here's a good one for you:  I pulled a customer's trailer with my F450 a few years ago.  As I flew down I-85 in SC, the sun went down.  The automatic headlights turned on and I flat spotted all of his trailer tires.  Damned if that won't jerk you out of a nap. I sorted that mess out in a rest area using a pocket knife.  

Double check 'em.

Thanks I figured it out. My trailer is a 1997 pace Shadow GT that I bought and restored. I had the turn lights and running lights crossed. Everything burns bright and my new brakes worked!