I have a 2000 22L that is to low to the ground. Has anyone ever attempted to put the axle under the leaf springs (flip them) to get the height up? I have seen on you tube this could raise the height by 6"

Welcome to the forum. If I remember correctly, some members of the forum have raised their clearance on their trailers. Use the search feature. I'll see if I can find the link.

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Are you sure your trailer has leaf springs? Somewhere along the way HiLo switched to rubber torsion suspension.

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If you have torsion bar suspension, you can have spacers welded in between the frame and the axle to raise the trailer. That's what I had done.

- Jack

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I had that done also. My trailer is a 2001 and it has torsion axles. No leaf springs. I added about three inches to it. Works nice.

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