Wheel house frame help

[Yamahopper]

I am "up" building a older pro built frame that had a 3/4 inch bolt for the piviot point for the wheel arm. It will be replaced with a 1-1/2 solid stub but I do not know how much to tip the stub down. I could also do the stubs stright and put the tube in the arm at a ? degree. House is a bare bones house at 6 foot by 10 foot long. The frame, house and gear will not go over 2500#,s if that helps. This is probably a simple standard angle, but I just do not know how to come up with it. Help please.

[Eric Wettschreck]

I just finished re-doing the frame on my house.

For the stub axle camber I had the frame level, and cambered the stubs down so the bubble in the level was juuuuuust a bit over the line.

Much easier to angle your stub down than try and fanagle some type of camber on the bushing in the arm.

[Dozer]

I just finished re-doing the frame on my house.

For the stub axle camber I had the frame level, and cambered the stubs down so the bubble in the level was juuuuuust a bit over the line.

Much easier to angle your stub down than try and fanagle some type of camber on the bushing in the arm.

I did the same. Pulled it all over the state this summer and it pulled like a dream.

[FF_205]

When I welded my stubs in, I went 1 degree positive then when I was done with house the wheels were straight 0 degrees, house weight is around 2800# pounds

[Yamahopper]

Thanks for the help. I found a chart that that suggested 1.5 degrees would be a good #. Looks like it is about were your at and yours works, so I try to hit that. Thanks again.