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How To Align Your Trailer Axles with Lippert Correct Track
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Certified Mobile RV Technician, Darren Koepp, walks you through the process of measuring your trailer axles and correcting the alignment with the Lippert Correct Track system.
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This is awesome! My Vanleigh Vilano has these built in! Had no idea what they are for. I have one tire wearing really badly so glad I can make some adjustments!
I have a question why do you do full turns that’s just a Caster adjustment wouldn’t that just put the bolt back in the same place Because that part moves as you turn it it just pushes it forward or backwards if you do a full turn it will just put it right back where it was
Very helpful video. I just checked my boat trailer and found the right side measures was 23.55 ft and left was 23.57 ft to the front tires. Distance between the front and rear tires was within 2 mm, so I think that about as good as it gets.
HOLY CRAP! LOL ! ! A drop spindle with spring "under".... A huge stack!... I have a trailer in my yard right now, & that's the problem I'm fixing .. The spring plate & U bolts hang lower than the (rim)... Not only does the trailer get hung up on the slightest un-even surface, but it is a VIOLATION.... You can't have metal that sits "lower" than the rim. If you lose a tire, the u bolts are first to hit the road & the firework show will be beautiful!
Oh, moving -1- end of the leaf spring 2 inches will result in a ONE INCH jump......
Awesome info.. I run a lawn care business and after installing new tires I noticed the rear tires are almost bald... great tip I need to do tomorrow... thanks
Did you do this yet? Wondering how much it helped
It's Dec 2 .going to be in 70s here in clyde TX. I'm going out to do this
By moving the bolt on the eccentric plate I see how the axel moves front or rear. What happens to the spring on the middle spring hanger or equalizer between the two tires?
Thats confusing. If one side is off why would you do the opposite side the same two turns. Wouldn’t you want to turn the front and rear of the same side? I have this system and would appreciate clarification. Thanks for the info.
Very nice man
Great video. I didn't know these contraptions existed.
You mention adjusting the bolt with multiple turns. So it's not just a cam? It's something more elaborate? I scrub tires like crazy, going to check tomorrow. Good vid.
I have this issue with my rv.. so my rear 2nd axle may not be bent afterall. I will look into it.
My axle is a 95 inch with 81 inch center spring and 4 inch drop got a new Dexter axle.
Great video, I need to find a way to measure the camper of the axle and possibly bend my wheel for the in and out of the wheel.
I am installing the Road Armor system and I need to check my alignment with the Correct Track. When you loosened your bolts to make the adjustment with the plates did you leave the weight on the springs and tires or did you use a jack to relieve the pressure?
I grew up on Port Angeles. I hear it's nearly a ghost town compared to when I was living there
Great info. A huge help. Best how DIY
Thank you for your time and expertise
Great job on
Good Morning. Thank You. I have a 5th wheel so do you think you could do this on it. Jack
Thanks for posting.
So after you make alignment don't you need to redo all of the measures to verify the changes? The nail marks would have moved.
I would argue that this adjustment is only for tracking. Alignment is the adjustment of caster and camber on each wheel.
I’ve got one tire on my horse trailer that keeps blowing. The right rear. I’ve put three on it in three days. I gotta try and align it. All places I’ve called around here won’t or can’t do it.
Great explanation. Thanks! 😀
So for a single axle trailer, the tongue triangle is the measurement you need to get this right. Two inches of lift sounds about right. Four inches from an axle “flip” concerns me. This plus a shock kit , and viola!
Yes there is my work in Australia does such work
All of these adjustnents can be specialised to your prime mover or tralier by forementioned principle
Nice work. However your diagonal measurements based on the tangent and plumb Bob of the wheels will not be accurate. Tires are not exact. Recommend to plumb off the axle centres for better measurements. These measurements also don’t have a huge impact on alignment. Trailer will run slightly on an angle while travelling with ever so slight more side load due to airflow
Hi, How you aling your trailer, if you don’t have that sistem?
Could I do this with the tires off and just align the studs/drums?
Excellent, thank you.
Thanks for the video. What do you think of those wet bolts? And would they go on that system?
We just bought a new Aluminum 7X16 cargo trailer.. That thing is all over the road above 55 mph while empty. Do you think they didn't line the tandems up correctly? 🤔
I'd check to see if it's got the proper tongue weightv when empty. Axles maybe too far forward ? That's usually the case when the problem you mentioned happens. Contact Atlas spring and axle in Wichita ks. They are unbelievable good ! Been in business for ever and they know their stuff like no other ,
When i worked at Featherlight we simply measured corner to corner no plum bob needed ;-) so why cant you do that instead im talking cross ways like an X
I learned something I didn't know ( thanks)
Very good video , my question is why does the alignment changes with different weight?
It's due to the axles are higher on the center so as weight is added the angle changes which makes it follow better and not tip over as easy.
I remember when I was a kid back in the 1960s, you would occasionally hear semi trailer tires make a noise that kind of sounded off with a rapid >wa wa wa wa wa wa
jake brake
Yeah, I have heard that.. It's when the semi/log truck driver was following too dang close to someone on HWY 112 and when he had to hit the breaks so not to hit the other vehicle in front of him the rapid wa wa wa wa wa was his tires skidding/bouncing on the pavement!!! Hahahahahaha
one year ago i had both axles replaced had got a new one and it came with a little bend I changed it and notice it was bent so i drove trailer to Missouri they changed both axles a month later I hit a curb on drivers side the front axle I could see was tilted inwards like almost One o'clock I noticed that the back tire on same side was wearing out on edge I figured from the front axle being bent was causing the back to follow it and was wearing it out this week I bought a new front axle and installed it took about 2.5 hours i put all new bolts shackles in it tonight i looked at rear axle noticed the top of back axle was leaning in just a little bit not sure I want to put a second axle in it again axle was $600.00 and fuel was $100.00 to go get it I have changed the back axles 2 or 3 times I have a 22 foot trailer like yours people unfortunately bend axles more then you think could you find out how to bend it so its straight Up and down like 12 o'clock and 6 pm ?
The axels are manufactured with a slight bow in them. The axel should be installed so the highest point of the bow is at the top most point (bow is pointing up at trailer feck). You're buying a lot of axels for no reason. Hope you saved the ones you took off.
Good video.
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Prior to any adjustments your axles were parallel to each other. Therefore, the tires would wear evenly. It's not like one wheel or one axle was fighting others. But this is what you said was occurring, you said one tire was wearing quicker than the others. This would not happen with two parallel axles, AKA four tires all tracking in the same direction. Therefore, your solution, should have absolutely no effect on the problem. Mark Henry.
I wonder if you can move the axel on the spring?
nope..there are holes for pins to go into!!
I remember a guy that built trailers and he deliberately cocked the axel a small amount to compensate for the crown in the road. 1/4 I think.
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You can see right off the bat that the two sides are different
All my trailer place says is its always a bent axle.
Okay, can they prove it or are they just trying to sell axles?
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Where abouts r u I'm in wa and less was is screwing me over😮😢❤❤❤ sorry if I'm bothering u my travel trailer has a bowed in axle in the front they fixed the back one and said it wasn't there fault I have before and after pictures and videos they don't care 😢 I had to fill out a formal where 3rd party is going to make the decision they said 😢 and it's there fault the weld broke on the other axel they installed and it compromised my front axle the kilter is off and alignment tires r bowed the one they fixed is bowed but they won't take the blame for Mt other axel messed up cause there axel failed because all the weight was holding on the front axel all the weight 😢and know I'm driving around with a bowed axel cause of there faulty work . I need some advice what do I do know ❤I know it's messed up it's on them 🤔 but no one cares I live in my trailer with dogs I can't afford for new tires all the time what can I do if the 3rd party agrees with them😢
You have a boo-boo as you don't make multiple turns with the cams.
This was very frustrating. It’s a 15 minute video and when it got to the point to actually do the adjustments he says “I don’t need to show you that part” and skips actually doing the work. I was hoping to see *how* to make adjustments, not just the theory as to why.
After you make your measurements, if you need to make an adjustment it's as simple as loosening the nut & bolt and turning the yellow stop sign looking plate the necessary number of stops. I figured most people would figure that part out.