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Re: Extending the forks on Sumner Eventer 25'sOkay, I've got a possible idea.You could bridle the front and rear points of the frame using short steel and then create a center point on your forks using a piece of square tubing placed (and clamped) across the TOP of the forks to help compensate for the lost trim height. I wouldn't use span sets for the bridle as a short bridle like this will present a significant load. Also, (and this should go without saying) use ONLY rated steel and shackles for this...I'm sure a more qualified rigger will chime in and point out why what I've suggested won't work.
Re: Extending the forks on Sumner Eventer 25's
Okay, I've got a possible idea.
You could bridle the front and rear points of the frame using short steel and then create a center point on your forks using a piece of square tubing placed (and clamped) across the TOP of the forks to help compensate for the lost trim height. I wouldn't use span sets for the bridle as a short bridle like this will present a significant load. Also, (and this should go without saying) use ONLY rated steel and shackles for this...
I'm sure a more qualified rigger will chime in and point out why what I've suggested won't work.
