Behind Rear axle on trailer is a tiny air bag, been told it's maybe a parking brake chamber or some kinda shock absorber when trailer is being loaded. Anyways it's leaking, everytime I apply the service brake I lose air pressure pretty quick. Just wanted to learn what the hell it's purpose is. Don't have this trailer anymore dropped it at company yard and got me a shiny 2016 trailer.![]()
Know What This Does?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Mullet_Head87, Aug 8, 2016.
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For the dock-loc arms.
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It is a thing a ma bob or an ossit
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No. It operates the sure lock device on your trailer. They prevent the trailer from "walking" when fork lifts enter and exit during loading. Take a close look at how everything is attached to it. Set your trailer brakes and have a look. Then release them and have another peek. You'll see.
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They have warning stickers on them in the pic.
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Thanks for the info, Dropped that trailer at my company yard in Atlanta so they can replace the bag. TA didn't have it "of course" when I got it checked out by them. 1st I thought it was one of my brake chambers cause everytime I hit the brakes the air would drop quick.
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