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When you’re clamping down a 5,200-lb, 6,000-lb, or 7,000-lb axle, you need a U-bolt that won’t flex or corrode. This CE Smith replacement U-bolt is built from 1/2"-13 galvanized steel for lasting strength and rust resistance. At 6-11/16" long and 3-1/16" wide, it fits a 3" round axle and delivers the secure hold your suspension depends on.
Saltwater, rain, and road grime can eat through plain metal fast. The galvanized finish on this U-bolt is hot-dipped in zinc with a coating roughly 3 to 5 mil thick, creating a tough barrier that keeps rust at bay season after season. It’s ideal for boat and snowmobile trailers that see wet or rough conditions.
Getting the right fit matters for keeping everything aligned. This U-bolt’s round shape matches 3" round axles perfectly, holding them tight against the leaf springs when used with a U-bolt plate and a second U-bolt. The precise 3-1/16" inner width and 1/2"-13 thread ensure it tightens evenly and stays put under load.
No need to hunt down extra hardware. The U-bolt comes with matching nuts and washers, so you can mount your axle hardware right out of the box. It’s a straightforward replacement that restores secure suspension clamping and gets you back on the road with confidence.

Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Gwendolyn Y.
3/7/2025
Happy to hear that we got what you need when you need it, Bob!

Greg
8/26/2024
After a years use the u-bolts are holding up well and not showing any signs of wear, the nuts are staying tight. Overall I am very satisfied.
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Greg
8/20/2023
After a year of use, they are still working good!