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Saltwater, road grime, and winter treatments all eat through ordinary steel springs. This rust-resistant 3-leaf double-eye spring fights back with a dacromet coating rated for up to 700 hours of salt-spray protection. It’s built for trailers that see water or road salt, so it stays clean and solid long after bare metal springs start flaking.
When your trailer rolls for years, the suspension takes the beating. This spring’s sturdy 3-leaf steel design carries a 1,000-lb spring capacity (2,000-lb axle) to keep the ride steady and the load supported. Each leaf is 1/4" thick and 1-3/4" wide, giving the setup the structure it needs to handle weight evenly and absorb road shock mile after mile.
Nothing’s worse than hardware that doesn’t line up. This double-eye spring measures 20-3/8" from center to center of the eyes for a clean mount on standard hangers. The 9/16" nylon bushings are already pressed in, so it mates right up with your existing 9/16" bolts and shackle straps.
Replacing springs isn’t anyone’s favorite job, so fewer replacements mean more time towing. The dacromet coating slows corrosion so the spring keeps its shape and flex longer, even when dunked or driven through the worst conditions. Swap them in as a pair to keep your axle alignment true and your suspension working evenly for the long haul.
| Part Number | A | B | C | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| e53SR | 10-3/16" | 11" | 20-3/8" | 3-3/16" |
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Mike L.
4/23/2026
I do too, Timothy!