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24.05.2021 9:37:02
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The tongue does a lot of work while towing. Every little bump in the road and every turn you make transfers stress through the tongue and compresses, twists and stretches the tongue material constantly. If the trailer has been built with an undersized tongue or the trailer is constantly overloaded or unbalanced, this repeated loading and unloading (cycling) of stresses on the tongue can create microscopic cracks within the grain structure of the tongue material.
Length should be kept to a minimum as the longer the tongue the less load is able to be carried and the weaker the tongue becomes.
Another thing to be aware of is if you have a side hinged or top hinged rear door on your tow vehicle. Make sure that the door can open without hitting the front of the trailer or any accessories permanently fitted to the trailer.
Bracing of the tongue adds vertical stiffness to the tongue section and should be used on trailers where the tongue length exceeds 1.5m or where the tongue section has been built using undersize material, particularly on square section steel (SHS) or similar tongues.
The principle behind the brace is in effect similar to the truss arrangement of house roof supports and bridges - only upside down. The angular, vertical and horizontal components resist tension and compression (up and down motion) in the tongue as it goes about its normal duties.
Steel angle can also used to create a sturdy, low profile brace and is stitch welded along the outside face of the tongue. The depth of the taper does not need to be too deep and can be around 50mm from the base of the tongue. Stems are not normally required.