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Single axle vs dual axle


Hi all, we would like to know your views on single axles vs dual axles on a caravan. We have picked out a couple of vans and one has a single axle the other dual. Now we are unsure which way to go. Looking forward to your responses.

kerry & mick

sorry posted a draft by mistake

 



-- Edited by Kezza61 on Wednesday 26th of February 2014 09:51:21 PM

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I posted on your other thread guys.



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I haven't towed a caravan as such but towed a tandem trailer (1400kgs) with my race car in it for 40 years . Single axle set up wrongly will put a lot of load on the tow ball ,cause swaying and generally uncomfortable trip but some have no trouble at all .I built a trailer for a mate to tow his car with single axle and was OKish but later when we extended the trailer by 600mm and put another axle under , it was a totally different thing to tow , more stable much better ride in the tow vehicle. Also depends on rocker type load bearing springs or slipper.

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