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Originally Posted by clarktm1275
Look up trailer repair in the yellow pages and have a towing company flatbed it to the trailer shop to prevent further damage. They trailer repair shops have special tools to make sure the job is done correctly to D.O.T standards.,
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Did you even bother to read the preceeding post? What "special tools" do trailer repair shops have I wonder? Ratchet Wrenches? What D.O.T. standards are you making reference to?
Maybe someone doesn't have the time to do the job. That I would understand...but to come in here and make it sound like this is a job for pros only is simply wrong. It's a simple repair that any wrench turner can do safely, quickly and legally, providing they have simple hand tools and the proper replacement part(s).
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