Tires! Sailun S637

[Scott'n'Wendy]

Could add a Morryde cre4000 and gain some clearance

The 4000 isn't a very strong equalizer. Probably fail if it was used as a means to lift the overall height of the trailer

[goducks14]

The 4000 isn't a very strong equalizer. Probably fail if it was used as a means to lift the overall height of the trailer

Where did you hear that? I've had a CRE3000 for 5 seasons and close to 20,000 miles and zero issues. The new Altrek 4000 is stock on some better built trailers.

[WhittleBurner]

Could add a Morryde cre4000 and gain some clearance

You will need at least 3 inches of clearance on a fully loaded trailer. After we put the 16 inch wheels on we could see contact with the trailer and tire. We put a 2inch lift on and have been fine sense.

[Scott'n'Wendy]

Where did you hear that? I've had a CRE3000 for 5 seasons and close to 20,000 miles and zero issues.

It's not a 'hear'...It's my opinion.
I have no problem with the 3000 other than it's longevity and weld breaks. Mine's worn out after about 15000 miles. The 4000 uses a rubber shear spring/block with no safety pin or way to catch the suspension when the rubber shears. The 3000 does.
I'm not a fan of Mor-ryde equalizers. Their engineering is second rate in my opinion. Just the equalizers, no experience with their other stuff.

[JKJavelin]

This is confusing...Please clarify your terminology. There is NO cre4000.

Which is it:
CRE-3000
SRE-4000 (Discontinued)
AllTrek 4000 (New)

[goducks14]

This is confusing...Please clarify your terminology. There is NO cre4000.

Which is it:
CRE-3000
SRE-4000 (Discontinued)
AllTrek 4000 (New)

AllTrek 4000