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Old 06-27-2012, 05:55 AM   #1
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Cracking and popping noise on new TT

Our new 22fb is really noisy when I first hitch up and move it. Cracking and popping noise, it's very annoying! Has anyone else experienced this? I noticed some rust on my leaf springs, I wonder if this is the cause???
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It's perhaps the hitch... what WDH do you have? It helps to apply a little grease to the ball, and the slots where the bars attach. If you have trunnion bars, don't grease the cams but you can put a little petroleum jelly on the cams.
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I wish it was the hitch quahog. That would be an easy fix. It's definitely coming from under the TT.
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Old 06-27-2012, 06:52 AM   #4
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You could jack up one side of the trailer, and spin the wheels by hand to try and locate the noise. How old is the trailer? I just had my 2010 serviced... brakes inspected, cleaned, and adjusted, and the wheels inspected, cleaned, greased and seals replaced plus tires inspected and balanced for $193 at a local Truck/Auto Repair shop. It was well worth the money.
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Having the same issue till I noticed the other day all the floor bolts on one side were extremely loose. The problem seems to be solved.
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It's a NEW trailer gentlemen. Good idea nucleuscracker. Will I be able to access floor bolts with thermal pkg in place?
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I think he ment the four bolts that hold the axle to springs. But i was thinking the same thing as Quahog my new hitch pops and cracks real bad never heard a hitch make so much noise. but if you say its the trailer then the springs or axles are the only moving parts that I know of. But since its a new trailer you can take it back and see what dealer says.
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Actually I was referring to a bunch of bolts that are just under the inside along the outside lip of the trailer. That make any sense? LOL! I'm responding via my iPhone so hard to give a better description. I had maybe 4-6 bolts?
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Old 06-28-2012, 05:10 PM   #9
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I gotcha nuclescracker and I do appreciate your mobile input. Thanks SO much to all for the valuable advice. You've given me a good path to follow. Now if I can just get past the scorching 100+ degree heat outside I'll be good. Ouch
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