Tomberlin Camber Adjustment?

[Furyous]

Okay, So I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this: there is no means of adjusting camber but I couldn't find anything on the subject and thought I would post the question here.

I have a 1994 Melex that I just put a front suspension from a 2008 Tomberlin on that I got off of Craigslist. The conversion has taken a couple of months and now that I have it on the ground rolling and steering, I noticed that the driver's side has noticeably negative camber. Nothing on the frame looks bent although I suspect that the cart was probably in an accident that caused it to have the suspension bent in slightly where the upper suspension arms meet the frame. I'm not in front of it now, but it made me wonder if maybe I didn't look hard enough for a place to adjust the camber- maybe on the steering knuckle? I know the suspension arms themselves are not adjustable, but is there an eccentric or something easy that I am missing that I can look into when I get home? I hate to scrap so much work or to have to do some serious mod work that will keep me off the road any longer.

[tjpetro77]

Hey there, this post is quote old, but I wanted to know the same thing. I swapped my lead acid for some lithium ion batteries and since the camper has been off enough to destroy the butter half of the tread in a few months.