Don't forget to check your trailer hubs

[MrHunters]

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http://www.google.com/local?f=q&hl=e...62303357048232

Trailer Shop
(978) 750-6799
87 High St
Danvers, MA 01923

went there once for some stuff.... very nice people.. family business.

[Bigcat]

Every half dozen splashes I pump new grease in. I carry spare Bearings and seals.
I have never had a problem,but I don't tow far

[likwid]

Originally Posted by Bigcat

Every half dozen splashes I pump new grease in. I carry spare Bearings and seals.
I have never had a problem,but I don't tow far

I don't understand why you use your truck.
You should just get a Kubota tractor and save a few bucks in gas.

And SCOTT

triple? not worth the $$

[UserRemoved1]

Absolutely is and wish i did it when I bought it Ted. Mucho less stress on the hull. I trailer 92 miles each way dood and with the way Mitt plays with the road money 495 is a mess so bad that people get flats every day going south now. Triple axle is to a trailer on potholes what having a longer boat is on short spaced chop in Buzz bay. Ride is much better and much safer. Because the wheels aren't pounding so much there is less wear on the axles and bearings and springs etc. Think loooooong wheeeeeeeeel base dood

[fishsmith]

extra set of beaings -- check

Maddog well south of Boston in Pembroke there is Drinkwater Trailer, they sell and repair.

For trailer parts Monahan's in Weymouth has a good stock, plus knowledgable and friendly folks. (a nice tackle shop to)

Mr.Hunters -- i haven't read the whole thing, but this looks legit.

http://www.geocities.com/palmbeachbo...tructions.html

[UserRemoved1]

There's a guy in Falmouth that stocks a ton of stuff too. Forget the name but Bigcat can tell you.