How do you manage to hit under the feet. lol
By hammer, I am not talking about a tack rr even claw hammer. I deal with this regular and carry a 10 pound cut off sledge, or a 4 pound shop hammer. I have done lots of them with a 2 pound shop hammer, but it is easier to just have to hit it once. Generally I can just smack the edge of the foot straight down and it will break loose.
If you need airline antifreeze, you need it, and if you are going to run in freezing country, you will need to keep some in the truck with you during the winter. it is better to have it and never need it than need it and not have it, sort of like a gun. lol
Urgent: trailer frozen
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Penumbra, Nov 12, 2019.
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Serious question. If you don't have airline anti-freeze, has anyone tried windshield washer fluid as an emergency substitute?
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Perfect!
so at this point....
1) I’ve beaten the #### out of both landing pads, they don’t seem to be attached but I can’t get them to crank an inch.
2) I’ve wacked each brake drum, I saw no movement
3) I’ve tried rocking with no luck -
Also every time I try and move my truck starts shaking and I hear a small hissing sound coming from the trailer breaks
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Might want to get a torch and heat up the drums until you hear the brakes spring out. One thing don’t just ram the torch on one spot heat up the drum evenly.
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Ok drop the air on your truck suspension and jack the landing gear up as far as you can, then air the suspension back up, if that doesn't break the feet loose it will put enough pressure on it she will break lose when you hit it.
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JReding Thanks this.
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