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7-Leaf Slipper Spring w/ Hook End for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles - 26-5/8" Long
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7-Leaf Slipper Spring w/ Hook End for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles - 26-5/8" Long

Part Number: e37SR
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Slipper leaf spring acts as part of a trailer's suspension system by providing an attachment point for an 8,000-lb axle. Spring flexes to resist shock and also ensures a smooth ride. Includes bushing with 9/16" inner diameter. Great Prices for the best trailer leaf springs from etrailer. 7-Leaf Slipper Spring w/ Hook End for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles - 26-5/8" Long part number e37SR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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etrailer Trailer Leaf Springs - e37SR

Highlights

  • 4,000-lb Spring Capacity (8,000-lb Axle): Handles heavy loads without sagging or bottoming out.
  • 26-5/8" Eye-to-End Length: Matches common 8K axle setups for proper alignment and tracking.
  • 2" Wide, 7-Leaf Design: Multiple steel leaves flex to absorb bumps and reduce trailer bounce.
  • 9/16" Eye with Nylon Bushing: Provides a smooth pivot point and reduces wear on suspension bolts.
  • Hook-End Slipper Style: Slides easily into rear hanger or equalizer for secure suspension movement.
  • 3/8" Leaf Thickness: Built for durability to resist fatigue over long-haul or rough-road use.

Features to know about

Smooth Ride and Steady Load Handling: 7-Leaf Spring Absorbs Road Shock

Rough highways and uneven ground can pound your trailer, but this 7-leaf slipper spring keeps things steady. Its stacked steel leaves flex to absorb shock and keep the trailer level over bumps. Rated for 8,000-lb axles with a 4,000-lb spring capacity, it helps reduce bounce, sway, and the wear that long hauls can cause on suspension components. The spring’s 26-5/8" unloaded length and 2" width deliver solid support for heavy loads while maintaining a smooth towing feel.

Built for Strength and Long Service Life: Durable Steel with Nylon Bushing

Heavy loads and long miles demand a spring that won’t sag or crack. This slipper spring is built from sturdy steel to handle tough conditions without losing shape. The pre-installed nylon bushing in the 9/16" eye helps the spring pivot smoothly on the hanger bolt, cutting down friction and noise. Together, they create a system that’s tough enough for high-capacity use and still moves quietly and cleanly.

Reliable Fit for Heavy-Duty Setups: Hook-End Slipper Design

The hooked slipper end slides cleanly into the rear hanger or equalizer for a secure connection that keeps everything aligned. The front eye mounts to a welded hanger on the frame, creating a strong, simple suspension link that’s easy to maintain. With precise measurements—like 11-1/2" from the center of the eye to the spring seat and 26-5/8" total length—the geometry stays true so the axle tracks straight mile after mile.

Solid Foundation for Multi-Axle Builds: Works with Tandem or Triple Configurations

Whether you’re setting up a tandem or triple-axle system, this spring gives you the flexibility to match your build. It pairs with 2" slipper spring hanger kits using 12" equalizers for smooth articulation between axles. That means you can confidently carry heavy loads while keeping consistent ground contact and even tire wear across the setup.

Specs

Capacity

  • Spring capacity: 4,000 lbs
  • Axle capacity: 8,000 lbs

Quantity

  • Quantity: 1 leaf spring

Dimensions

  • Length from center of spring eye to end of spring (unloaded): 26-5/8"
  • Spring width: 2"
  • Eye diameter with bushing: 9/16"
  • Eye diameter without bushing: 1-5/16"
  • Leaf thickness: 3/8"
  • Number of leaves: 7
  • Additional dimensions: see table

Part NumberABCDEF
e37SR11-1/2"24-5/8"26-5/8"12"16-1/16"4"

Technical diagram of 7-leaf slipper spring with hook end for 8,000-lb trailer axles showing labeled dimensions A through F with corresponding measurements in inches.

  • A: 11-1/2"
  • B: 24-5/8"
  • C: 26-5/8"
  • D: 12"
  • E: 16-1/16"
  • F: 4"

Note

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

e37SR etrailer Slipper Trailer Leaf Spring - 7 Leaf - 4,000-lb Capacity

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Slipper leaf spring acts as part of a trailer's suspension system by providing an attachment point for an 8,000-lb axle. Spring flexes to resist shock and also ensures a smooth ride. Includes bushing with 9/16" inner diameter.

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Perfect just the part we needed and arrived as expected will be ordering again.



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Always great doing business



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I just want to say thank you. Everywhere I went no one had this spring or there suppliers where out of stock ordered it Monday and it was delivered the same week on Wednesday. Thank you.



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Great looking spring packs. I’m confident they will function as great as they look.



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It holds a lot of weight, I can tell you that much.!!



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Great product, great price, super fast shipping



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Slipper slapper I slipped it on. Love the upgraded leafs.



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Super fast shipping definitely recommend etrailer for all your trailer needs.



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Super fast shipping,Ordered on Friday, spring arrived Monday! fit like factory, out of the shop and back in service in a couple hrs.



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Very good customer service, quick and easy parts ordering and on time delivery, very happy with etrailer.com, will keep ordering my trailer parts from them Thank You



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Thought it was a good product for the price. UPS drop the ball. It was processing in their facility 30 miles away for four days before they delivered. It would not recommend them shipping through UPS go with FedEx.!



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Website guided me through identifying what parts I needed for my trailer. The buying process was simple and easy to understand. Parts arrived very fast and fit perfectly. The only negative was shipping damage.



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Kimberly and in fact every one of the staff I have ever talked to have all been extremely
helpful and great at their job. I can tell they all enjoy helping us out here fix our trailers and get them back on the road quickly and safely. Now I have to get back to work to get my leaf springs back on !

These are for my 24 ft cattle stock trailer. Its in the process of an overhaul, but the axles needed surgery right away so more to come!



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Don't have them on yet



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Definitely an upgrade from the stock 7k springs. They seem a little stronger than their rating. I put these heavier springs on all my trailers now.



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Rite spring and rite price and fast shipping with tracking ,will order more soon



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Great factory replacement we will see how it’s lasts over time



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fit perfectly, and sales team was excel lent



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Everything as promised



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Working on a tri-axle still have one more spring to order and equalizers



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The mfg had installed the mounts 1" to far apart and the front would slip out of the mount, and would get jammed the. break. We corrected the mounts in house, put 8000# axel in and these springs fit perfectly.



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6th spring ,all good ,about ready to order my third axle so I can complete my tri axle trailer,, I'll let you know we completed, very fast shipping well packed with the right parts



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Just what I ordered. Quick shipping too!



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We order 6 only get 5 now customer can not go racing this weekend. This seems to be a ongoing theme with etrailer.


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