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  1. rustystud

    M197A1 Converter Dolly Refurbish

    I like to tell the boss, "that I can do it right or do it right now, but not both".
  2. rustystud

    M197A1 Converter Dolly Refurbish

    When you do something right, it always takes longer.
  3. rustystud

    M197A1 Converter Dolly Refurbish

    If it was just for alignment why not use this on all the single axle trailers ? Because they are not supporting the weight and mass of a trailer behind them. When braking there is tremendous force pushing against that axle, and without that rod there the spring would roll up causing all kinds of...
  4. rustystud

    M197A1 Converter Dolly Refurbish

    So the old farts in the shop where right ! It is for braking.
  5. rustystud

    M197A1 Converter Dolly Refurbish

    From what I've been told in the shop, it's to help in braking to keep the axle from twisting, since the weight of the trailer is pushing down on the dolly.
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