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**Cateye** · 01-09-2006, 07:18 AM

You're correct in your assesment that "..."loose nuts and bolts" are considered normal...". However, there is really no excuse for this problem. I consider this to be a design and/or quality problem. From the day I picked up my trailer 3 years ago, I experienced loose, rusting and missing screws and bolts. I now keep a supply in the trailer and check them before every trip. I have also made some substitutions with self locking nuts and washers to help alleviate this problem.

01-09-2006, 07:18 AM	#2
Cateye Cateye Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Grand Junction, Colorado Posts: 128	You're correct You're correct in your assesment that "..."loose nuts and bolts" are considered normal...". However, there is really no excuse for this problem. I consider this to be a design and/or quality problem. From the day I picked up my trailer 3 years ago, I experienced loose, rusting and missing screws and bolts. I now keep a supply in the trailer and check them before every trip. I have also made some substitutions with self locking nuts and washers to help alleviate this problem. __________________ The Kramers, Grand Junction Colorado 2003 2720SL 1999 Grand Cherokee, 4.7L V8 Quadradrive Factory Towing Pkg.