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Topic: Noise when towing with a stabliser bar
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31/5/2024 at 9:05am
Location: Wigan Outfit: VWSharan. Sport 442.
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Susan, the previous posts are nearly seven years old.
See if Google offers any queries.
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31/5/2024 at 11:52am
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Best bet would be to contact Bulldog I reckon.
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31/5/2024 at 4:19pm
Location: Yorkshire Outfit: Car & Caravan
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Susan also look for Scott stabilisers,
I used to strip my home made Scott copy down by removing the bolt through the centre of the pads and cleaning the pads with brake cleaner or replacing them, they collect quite a bit of dust. Then tighten the bolt so it takes about 60lbs to move the blade, the bathroom scales come in handy.
The Haynes Caravan Manual used to have instructions on how to clean them. Alternately new pads from towsure
https://towsure.com/products/bd50087-bulldog-lc3-3-friction-discs-200q-400q-stabil........
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31/5/2024 at 4:56pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Paul_B on 31/5/2024
Susan also look for Scott stabilisers,
I used to strip my home made Scott copy down by removing the bolt through the centre of the pads and cleaning the pads with brake cleaner or replacing them, they collect quite a bit of dust. Then tighten the bolt so it takes about 60lbs to move the blade, the bathroom scales come in handy.
The Haynes Caravan Manual used to have instructions on how to clean them. Alternately new pads from towsure
https://towsure.com/products/bd50087-bulldog-lc3-3-friction-discs-200q-400q-stabil........
A lot cheaper from LSD.
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31/5/2024 at 10:21pm
Location: East Herts Outfit: 1992 Elddis Wisp 450CT + X Trail
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Are you sure you actually need it? In my opinion, a properly loaded caravan shouldn't. When I first started towing back in the 1970s I used one all the time until one day I drove from Norfolk down to Cornwall and forgot to fit it. When I got there and discovered that, then realised that I hadn't noticed it was missing, I never bothered with it again and still don't. My current caravan has an ordinary hitch, not a stabiliser one, and it tows beautifully. For several years I made a living towing various trailers and not one of them was ever fitted with a stabiliser. I don't think I have ever seen a professional trailer fitted with a stabiliser.
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Colin
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