What Size Spindle Does The Dexter 7,000LB Trailer Axle Come With?

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WHAT ARE THE DIMENTIONS ON YOUE 7000LBS AXEL SPINDLES i BENT MINE AND ALL I NEED IS THE AXEL. i AM TRYING TO SOO IF MY BRAKES AND HUBS WILL WORK Thanks

asked by: Michael J

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I see you were looking at the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam # 8327834 which uses a #42 Spindle # TRU37FR. This axle will allow for a Hub/Drum with Inner Bearing # 25580(1.75" inner diameter), Outer Bearing # 14125A(1.25" inner diameter) and Grease Seal # GS-2250DL(2.25" inner diameter). If this does not match your hubs and brakes we do have the Dexter Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes # 8327834-EB which will give you the same axle along with new hubs and brakes for an 8 on 6-1/2" bolt pattern wheel.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The Westlake would be by first choice like tire part #LHWL410. This is actually a Load Range G so the capacity is 4,400-lb max load at 110 psi .This Westlake tire has a speed rating of 81 mph and also has a great warranty as well. The Taskmaster…

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Answer 2

The TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster - 4 Tire Sensors #TM89FR is a great system that sets the temperature at 167 degrees Fahrenheit for the initial alarm to warn you to stop soon and let the tires cool as well as checking…

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Westlake tires and 99% of ST rated trailer tires are made overseas, but meet or exceed the DOT and FMVSS specifications. The Westlake brand is one of the most popular trailer tire brands out there and customers have been very happy with them. They…

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Answer 4

Your Westlake ST235/85R16 Load Range G Trailer Tire #LHWL410 should always be inflated to its max 110 psi. Trailer tires like these should always be inflated to their max psi, regardless of your trailer's weight, to maintain its weight rating…

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Answer 5

Trailer tires can be balanced but you should note that normally they are not. What happens most of the times is that the person mounting the tire will line up with light spot of the tire with the heavy spot of the rim and it gets the setup about as…

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Typically the psi rating for a wheel will be printed on a sticker on the back of the wheel or stamped into the metal of the wheel itself (on the back). The tire that is mounted to the wheel will be at or below the psi rating for the wheel and you…

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When putting new tires on a trailer the most important things are to ensure you select special trailer type tires (the ST type) in a compatible size and with the weight load range needed to handle the weight of the fully-loaded trailer. Special…

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Answer 8

In order to replace the 235/80-16 tires you have on your trailer now, I recommend using the Provider Radial Trailer Tire part #PRG80235. This tire has a load range G rating (4,080 lbs) which will work well for you so long as the total weight of your…

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Answer 9

What you describe is called 'cupping', where the tire looks like something's been taking bites out of it. Usually cupping on a tire is caused by the tire bouncing on the road, which can have many causes. Check the air pressure in your…

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Answer 10

First you would want to jack up the trailer frame and then use jack stands to support it so that you can lower the jack and the wheels will be off of the ground. Next you will want to slide the jack under the first axle so that you can raise it up to…

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Answer 11

For 7k Dexter axle bearings you have two options depending on the inner diameter of the seal you need. You would need part #BK3-200 for if your seal has an inner diameter of 2.25 inches. Or part #BK3-210 for if your seal inner diameter is 2.125…

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Answer 12

Yes both of the upper bolts of the Lippert Tandem Axle Lift Kit part #RR23QX go through the spacer like you mentioned.

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