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6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 7,000-lb Trailer Axles - 24-7/8" Long
Dexter

6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 7,000-lb Trailer Axles - 24-7/8" Long

Part Number: DX75CR
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$163.48
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Double-eye leaf spring acts as part of a trailer's suspension system by providing an attachment point for a 7,000-lb axle. Spring flexes to resist shock and also ensures a smooth ride. Includes bushings with 9/16" inner diameter. Great Prices for the best trailer leaf springs from Dexter. 6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 7,000-lb Trailer Axles - 24-7/8" Long part number DX75CR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Dexter Trailer Leaf Springs - DX75CR

Highlights

  • Supports 7,000-lb Axles: Handles heavy trailers with a 3,500-lb spring capacity per side.
  • 24-7/8" Eye-to-Eye Length: Matches common 7K setups for proper axle alignment.
  • 6-Leaf Double-Eye Design: Flexes to absorb road shock and smooth out bumps.
  • 1-3/4" Wide Steel Build: Strong spring steel resists sag and long-term fatigue.
  • 9/16" ID Nylon Bushings: Provide a snug bolt fit and reduce metal-on-metal wear.
  • Replace in Pairs: Keeps suspension level and tracking straight after install.

Features to know about

Smooth Ride Over Rough Roads: 6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring Handles 7,000-lb Axles

Bumpy stretches and uneven ground can make a trailer buck and bounce. This 6-leaf double-eye spring flexes to absorb that road shock and keep things level. With a spring capacity of 3,500 lbs per side for a combined 7,000-lb axle rating, it smooths out the ride while reducing wear on your frame and cargo.

Reliable Strength for Heavy Loads: Sturdy Steel Construction Built to Last

Hauling weight day after day takes a toll on suspension parts. This spring’s multi-leaf steel build holds strong under load while still giving enough flex for comfort. Each leaf works together to carry the weight evenly so your trailer tracks steady mile after mile.

Simple Fit with Proven Geometry: 24-7/8" Eye-to-Eye for Easy Replacement

Getting new springs to line up right is key to keeping your suspension in sync. This spring measures 24-7/8" from eye to eye when unloaded, 1-3/4" wide, with 9/16" bushings already in place. It mounts using standard hangers and shackle straps—no guesswork on spacing or fit.

Quiet, Low-Maintenance Operation: Includes Nylon Bushings for Smooth Movement

Squeaks and metal chatter can make towing annoying. The preinstalled nylon bushings at each 9/16" eye keep movement smooth and quiet. They help the spring pivot cleanly through its range, cutting down on friction so it stays responsive and easier to maintain.

Consistent Stability Over Time: Replace in Pairs for Even Performance

Springs can sag as they age, throwing off alignment. Swapping both sides at once ensures proper axle geometry and keeps your trailer balanced. Paired correctly, these Dexter springs bring back the steady, level handling you expect from a fresh suspension setup.

Specs

Quantity and Capacity

  • Quantity: 1 leaf spring
  • Spring capacity: 3,500 lbs
  • Axle capacity: 7,000 lbs

Dimensions

  • Length from center of spring eye to center of spring eye (unloaded): 24-7/8"
  • Spring width: 1-3/4"
  • Eye diameter with bushing: 9/16"
  • Eye diameter without bushing: 11/16"
  • Leaf thickness: 2-1/16"
  • Number of leaves: 6
  • Additional dimensions: see table
Part Number A B C D
072-027-00 13" - 24-7/8" 3-3/8"

Technical diagram of Dexter 6-leaf double-eye trailer spring showing labeled points A, B, C, and D with corresponding measurements for length and spacing, used to verify fitment for 7,000-lb trailer axles.

  • A: 13"
  • B: -
  • C: 24-7/8"
  • D: 3-3/8"

Note

  • Important installation note: To ensure proper axle alignment and suspension performance, leaf springs should always be replaced in pairs.

072-027-00 Dexter Axle Double Eye Underslung Trailer Leaf Spring - 6 Leaf - 3,500-lb Capacity





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Ratings & Reviews

4.7

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Double-eye leaf spring acts as part of a trailer's suspension system by providing an attachment point for a 7,000-lb axle. Spring flexes to resist shock and also ensures a smooth ride. Includes bushings with 9/16" inner diameter.

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Springs are perfect and delivered quickly. The packaging did not fare well in shipment and shipper had taped the box back together the best they could. All parts are in fine shape with no damage.



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Replaced some prematurely worn-out springs on our RV. Time will tell how they hold up, but they fit perfectly in my application. Replaced the included nylon bushings with brass bushings before install.



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It appears I had a bad Dexter spring on my 2026 Sunlite 21TH. Didnt want to deal with Warranty stuff so purchased 4 new springs from etrailer.



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Perfect replacement for stock springs on my Coachmen Clipper Popup camper



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the ordering process was easy, the shipping was very quick and the installation was easy for the most part. I had to replace a broken spring on a tandem axle set up which had a equalizer which had rotated due to the trailing broken spring. I replaced the other side spring and it was a very easy. I have not used the 5th. wheel yet but don't see any problems. Thanks for the great service....



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junk
bought for my 3500 pound single
axle TT
1st trip already flat
Trailer weighed and under limits



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I purchased my 5x8 tilting kit trailer in 1993. I added a stake bed and plywood deck and it served me well over the years. I discovered recently that the axle and springs had rusted severely. I planned to scrap the trailer and purchase another. After searching months for new or used and having no luck, I decided to look into replacing the axle and springs. I was able to find replacement with ETRAILER. I was nervous about ordering and worried that it would not fit but I went ahead anyway. My son and I replaced the axle and it fits perfectly. Thanks ETRAILER for helping to save my very useful tool!



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Delivered to Guam and got to fully restored my boat trailer for a fraction of what could have cost me on island. Perfect choice



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Very nice looking leaf springs, although being a Dexter product I would have thought they were made in USA, a little disappointed they are not, I will be installing on my 20’ enclosed trailer



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The service was terrific! My wife and I headset out on the road for a cross-country trip and after 400 miles I found I had a broken spring and it was Labor Day weekend also. You guys got that spring to me very quickly and I was able to get back on my way. By the way, I bought an extra one for the next time lol. Again thank you so much!



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Installed 4 new springs, Moryde equalizer and wet bolt kit onto 17 Imagine 2800 BH camper. Total time was 5 hours including blocking up the camper and clean up.
No fitment issues. Ride height increased by 1 inch.
Quality Dexter springs.



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I had purchased 4 of the DX23CR Springs to replace the OEM springs on my Grand Design Imagine XLS 22MLE. The springs were a direct replacement, however I have the MORyde CRE3000 with a wet bolt kit installed. When I removed the nylon bushing to install the bronze bushings for the wet bolts, the bronze bushings fell right thru the hole in the spring eyelets. Eyelets were to large.
I returned the 4 springs and Etrailer sent me out Four more, they had the same issue.
Etrailer was awesome as far as the returns were a breeze.
Still on search for a spring with the proper eyelet hole dimensions



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These came quick. I haven't had a chance to pull it far down the road but it was a great replacement for the single leaf springs that tracker used on their trailers for the tahoe t16 boats. The shackle strap kit that I used with these worked great as well, however, there was slack in the bushing. It is supposed to be a 9/16" eye in the spring and the shackle kit was 9/16" as well. I went ahead and put it together so hopefully that doesn't come back on me to have to replace prematurely. I will know more later down the road.



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We have a new micro-camper trailer, out of the factory weighing 600 pounds. I added 600 pounds of equipment, still well below the limits of the 2000 axle and 1000 pound (each) 3-leaf springs. However, after a little towing on rough highways, the springs were deforming and bottoming out on the frame. I swapped them out with these 4-leaf 1400 pound springs. Now all is good!



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fast and correct!



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Speedy, efficient service!



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Worked great


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    Hello Julio, thanks for reaching out. The appropriate spring for your trailer will depend on the weight capacity of each axle. Ideally the springs will match the axle capacity. Like for example the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # DX45CR is rated for 2,600 lbs individually and is intended for a 5,200 lb axle. There should be a tag on the axle that shows this info, and if you can tell me that, I can recommend a spring. I will also need to know the length of the current springs in order to make...
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