Timbren axle-less suspension.

[ClydeB]

Anyone here know of or used the timbren axle-less suspension?

http://timbren.com/axle-less/

Trying to keep the overall height of the trailer as low as possible, saw the 4" drop spindles along with the no axle.........

Clyde

[ajps72]

Is it better than torsion axles? I will be a little worried about punctures on the rubber thingy.

[KCStudly]

capntelescope used them on his CNC build. He also has a write up on changing the polyurethane (IIRC) snubbers to derate them for a better ride.

[KingAirNeal]

Have it, love it so far.


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[kayakdlk]

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=57134

Dan

[KingAirNeal]

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=57134

Dan

It was your write up that swayed me to go the Timbren route. Thanks!


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[ClydeB]

Thanks for the info!!!

Will let you know what I go with.

[Shaggy]

Is it better than torsion axles? I will be a little worried about punctures on the rubber thingy.

On those ones, the "rubber thingy" is solid, not pneumatic. In theory, they can tear, but it's not likely. Here is a thread about replacing one of the springs, so you can get a better feel for it. viewtopic.php?f=35&t=65537