Should I dolly down my landing gear when parked for the weekend?

just more abuse on the tractor driveline trying to move all the weight around…

 

DW-40 on the rail before each slide, moves like a dream. It is a lot easier on the drive line when tandem need to be moved to the front, than pulled back. So, sliding it back before loading is a lot safer and less stressful when loaded and "eyeball adjusting" after.

 

It's a good idea to dolly down especially if it's a heavy load. It'll reduce pressure on your rear end.

 

i never did, especially my last job. if anyone in the building needed to move that trailer for one reason or another, (and they HAVE) could i trust him to check, before he bends anything??

so the answer is a solid NO

 

As @kemosabi49 said -

Your brain will aktually bennyfit from bean able to reed ‘pour’ gramma.

Me is pretty good wif spellings and such, but I unnerstan not all forum members have the same skill sets.

We all speek trukka at the end of the day.

 

If Yuo’re Albe To Raed Tihs, You Might Have Typoglycemia

Funny stuff. Always interested me.