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Old 07-24-2015, 06:47 PM   #15
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Thanks all - I suspected that's what I needed to do, but now I'm sure. I guess I'll be moving the rig tomorrow!
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Tires definitly need to be supported full width (+). Here are some simple built up supports I use. The one pictured is for the duals. You can make them any height/width you want and use your scap wood. The plywood top won't crack like a 2x12 and they are much lighter in weight as well.
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