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• Replacement 3,500 lbs Axle w/a 73" Hub Face and a 58" Spring Center
  Thanks for the information Jerry! To replace your 3,500 lbs axle, I recommend the Dexter item # DX775GV. This axle has a 73" hub face, spring centers at 58", and 4-bolt brake mounting flanges welded to both E-Z Lube spindles. The Dexter item # DX775GV is a 2.38" diameter axle with spring seats mounted in the underslung position. You will be able to reuse your hubs and brakes as this axle has # 84 spindles, which is standard on 3,500 lbs axles. I also recommend picking up two of the Lippert...
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• Can I Reuse My Hubs When Replacing a 3,500 lb Trailer Axle
  Hey Brandon! For a replacement I recommend the Dexter 3,500-lb Trailer Axle Beam # DX775GV. This is a direct replacement since it matches your 73" hub face, 58" spring centers, and is in the underslung configuration. This is just the beam with spindles, so you aren't paying for another set of hubs you don't need. You can reuse your hubs as long as they're undamaged and use # L68149 inner bearings, # L44649 outer bearings, and grease seals with a 1.719" inside diameter like # 10-36. This...
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• Replacement for a 73 Inch 3,500 lb Dexter Axle With a Damaged Spindle
  Hey Matt! I would replace the axle beam rather than have a new spindle welded on. Replacing a spindle requires precise alignment, and buying the beam saves you from having to find a shop equipped to do that work. I recommend the Dexter 3,500-lb Trailer Axle Beam # DX775GV, which comes with both E-Z Lube spindles already installed. This matches your 73" hub face, 58" spring centers, and underslung configuration, so it is a direct replacement for your current beam. Hubs aren't included,...
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