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Thanks again everyone, The caster is off of a hospital bed and is super quiet and stores in a pipe that you can see it the pic. The receiver I have now is a little different than the one is this picture. I anyone is interested I can draw it up. The tie rod used for the hitch is also spring...

Ty I don't know the weight but I only carry 6lbs of air it the tires.The trailer is on it second bike with about 65,000 miles on it. I will get pics when I can, its kind of hidden now for the winter. Here are some pics of the trailer in its brown mode. You can see the basic hinge system in the...

Ty everyone, I made the hitch out of a tie rod end, I thought the 2" ball hitch looked a little huge for such a small trailer The trailer is nice when you stay in one spot for a few days. I found that no matter how much storage one has the wife will fill it up.

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Ty everyone you to son!

I learned the hard way by using silicone instead of a gasket. When I was done I could hardly shift the bike. I had to take it apart and use a gasket.

Well it sounds maybe like a rod bearing. A rod bearing usually doesn't knock when the engine is pulling but will knock the loudest when you allow the engine to float, not pulling or holding back. On my 79 wing you could here the rods knock until the oil pressure came up. Maybe try pulling one...

Thanks I will try it next time

I guess I won't leave home without one, one year a man from Cal. planed our trip threw Idaho,Utah,Nevada and California for us using mapquest. He had us on some great roads that we would never had found on our own. One can sit in front of your computer and plan a entire trip, if you want to...

I have had to do that twice now but I didn't remove the mirrors.

I have a Garmin 550 and love it! I purchased the "life time map update" for it for $125, now I see its going for less. Rain or shine it has served me well.

No the box came from Northern Tool