Hey, you think if he hits a dock with the front bumper of the truck, the force will travel through the trailer and push the rear piece back out?
Straightening out rear section
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If loaded and the rear axle is dumped,.. some reason it over loads the front trailer axle and actually raises the trailer height. I would be afraid it might blow out the air bags if I off loaded with it set like that.
I'm probably going to set dump valve for both axles on my MAC. I think that would help with some of the stuff I do. Not going to bother with the Fontaine,.. I'm probably going to put it up for sale next year and buy another MAC.
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My MAC flatbed has a suspension dump to dump both axles, it's manual at the dolly legs. My 05 Ravens Magnum did also. All the MAC I looked at came with it. Very easy to install one if it don't have one.
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On the MAC mine has a control box up front with the air gauge and a few other valves that I havent played with. My Fontaine has the box in the rear with another valve by the rear axle to release the pins so the rear axle can slide. I opted to not have the rear axle slide on my MAC because it would have raised the deck height.
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