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• Replacement Leaf Springs For 2017 Keystone Bullet Premier Travel Trailer
  Since you mentioned that you broke a leaf spring and not the axle, in order to determine which replacement leaf springs you'll need for your 2017 Keystone Bullet Premier Ultra Lite Travel Trailer you will need to measure your current springs from the centers of one spring eye to the other. This distance is going to determine which springs will fit as a replacement. Since we know you have a 3500-lb axle, we can narrow it down a bit. If your old springs measure roughly 23-1/8" long from...
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• Replacement For 24 Inch 3,500 lb Leaf Springs & Equalizer Upgrade
  Thanks so much for that info, and to replace your current leaf springs that are 24 inches apart from center eye to center eye, you want springs that are slightly shorter because over time they flatten out. So for replacements I recommend 23-1/8" long springs: - 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles - 23-1/8" Long # e59SR Then to replace your equalizer with a MORryde equalizer, you'll want to measure your axle from center to center, which will be your wheelbase, and the correct...
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• Trailer Suspension Parts Needed to Increase Trailer Capacity from 7000 to 10000 lbs Gross Weight
  Your best bet for upgrading the suspension on your trailer with 5,000 lb axles is to change out the springs from 1,750 lb capacity each to at least 2500 lb capacity each. Helper springs would not increase the capacity of your original suspension, they are designed to help your suspension handle loads up to the rated capacity of the suspension. If your trailer suspension is built with double eye springs you will need to measure the springs with no load on them from the spring eye center...
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• Replacement Leaf Spring for 2021 Grand Design Imagine 3250BH
  Hey Philip so while we don't carry the exact spring you are looking for it does match the specs of the # e59SR so this would be a great solution. It's correct length at 23-1/8 inches and is for a 3,500 lb trailer axle like you have as well.
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• Replacement Equalizers, Wet Bolts, and Leaf Springs for a '21 BigFoot Tandem Axle Travel Trailer
  Welcome back Nick! To replace your equalizers, leaf springs, and shackle straps, I recommend the MORryde ALLTREK 4000 item # MR89DR, our 23-1/8" Long 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles item # e59SR, and the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit item # MR46ZR. The MORryde ALLTREK 4000 Equalizers item # MR89DR are going to be the best option to match your current ones. It's 1/2" taller so you may notice the slightest increase in ride height. You definitely don't want to go with...
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• Recommended 3500 lb Replacement Axle, Leaf Springs, And Hardware For Pop-Up Camper
  For your pop up camper, I recommend the Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes - EZ-Lube - 5 on 4-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 89" - 3,500 lbs # e43SR. You will want to measure to ensure that this is the correct fit with the leaf springs at 74 inches from spring center to spring center. This axle has the brake assemblies and hub and drum assemblies already fitted, so you will just need to assemble and install. For leaf springs, you will want to measure from center of spring eye to center of spring...
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• Replacement Wheel Studs For A 2005 Featherlite Trailer
  Hey Scott, I'll need some more more dimensions on the wheel stud to ensure a fit with your trailer hub. Can you measure the spline diameter with a caliper # PTW80157 and the length of the bolt?
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• Replacement Leaf Springs for 2005 Bigfoot 25B25RQ
  Hey Joe! Are these the leaf springs that came with your trailer? If so, I would say the length is correct. If they have completely flattened out over time that might account for the binding. I'm not sure how you measured so I went ahead and attached an article below which explains different ways to measure for your reference. Also, do you know your axle capacity? If you have 3,500 lb axles you could potentially use the # e59SR which is 23-1/8" spring eye to spring eye. If you have something...
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• Determining The Correct Replacement Leaf Springs For A 2021 Keystone Passport Grand Touring TT
  You could potentially replace your leaf springs with a larger capacity spring but will need to match the length of your current leaf springs to avoid having to remove and reinstall the hangers and rest of the suspension system, which is a giant hassle and a lot more costly than just replacing the springs. If you have double-eye leaf springs you'll need to measure from the center of one eyelet to the center of the other. If you have slipper springs then you'll need to measure from the...
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• Upgrading Leaf Springs on a Trailer with a 3500 Pound Axle
  If you are wanting to go to higher capacity leaf springs I would advise against it. The problem is that since the trailer axle is rated for 3,500 pounds you won't gain any additional capacity by switching to higher capacity springs. What it will do is not allow the suspension to compress as much leading to a very stiff and jarring ride for the trailer and anything in it. Another problem is that alternate springs may not have the correct measurements and that would mean that the spring...
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• Typical Hanger Spacings for Tandem Axle Trailer with 3,500 lb Axles
  A lot of it depends on the length of the springs and equalizers that are used. When using Leaf Springs # e64SR with the # AP233 Equalizer Kit and the # H248 Hanger Kit, there should be 29-1/2" between the front and center hangers and 29-1/2" between the center and rear hangers. This should achieve a 4-1/2" clearance between the center of the axle and the trailer frame if you have a 3500 lb axle. I've Provided a diagram that should be helpful. I've also provided a link to our trailer maintenance...
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• Replacement Leaf Springs for Cargo Mate Enclosed Trailer
  It is certainly possible that the springs have already worn out. One way or another, the leaf springs on your Cargo Mate enclosed trailer definitely should not be flat. Assuming you have the original hangers and shackle strap on the trailer and they were not replaced along with the leaf springs, I would say the worn out leaf springs are the reason you have lost the clearance with your axle. From what I have found, it looks like your trailer has a 3,500 lb axle. I recommend verifying this...
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• Replacement Leaf Springs for Calkins Boat Trailer with 3500-lbs Axles
  I'm not seeing any matches with a CW1820 on that trailer, but it sounds like your trailer has a 3500-lbs axle capacity. You will need to measure your existing leaf springs and then choose the closest match in length; your worn out springs will be a bit longer than a new spring, so you'll typically you'll go down by about 1/2" to find the closest match. For 3500-lbs axles, something like the # e54SR is 25-1/8" long and might be a good option, but there are also a 23-1/8" spring # e59SR...
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• Replacement Leaf Springs Needed For A 2006 Trailex Car Trailer Model CT 7541
  Hey Jim, Leaf spring ratings are listed as the axle's capacity which would mean that a pair of the # DX73CR would be rated for 2,800lbs. A single # DX73CR would only be rated for 1,400lbs. Since you have 3,500lb axles you'll need to make sure you go with ones listed for 3,500lb axles. To get an accurate measurement of the leaf spring's length you'll need to first lift the trailer by the frame on the side you're measuring to take the weight off of the leaf spring. You'll then measure...
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• Replacement Leaf Spring for Trailer with 3,500 lb Axles
  Hey Robert, the closest option we have to what you need is the part # e59SR which is for a 3,500 lb axle but it is little longer than what would have so you'd have to move your hangers. We don't have anything short enough that would fit without moving them.
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• What Weight Capacity Leaf Springs Are Needed For a 2017 Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf 26DBH?
  Looking up the information for your 2017 Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf 26DBH I see it has a GVWR of 7,725lbs with a 725lb tongue weight which means you likely have tandem 3,500lb axles. You should find this information on the front drivers corner of your camper on the information tag. We currently have 23-1/8" # e59SR and 27" # e97SR leaf springs with the capacity for 3,500lb axles. These lengths are from the bolt hole center to bolt hole center on the leaf springs when the springs are...
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• Replacement 3,500LB Axle Leaf Springs For a 2017 Single Axle Camper
  While I cannot check the length of the leaf springs Dexter installed on their axle since it is a known 3,500lb axle we have the following length double eye leaf springs. These lengths are the length of the spring from eye center to eye center while relaxed and no weight on the axle. 23-1/8" # e59SR 25-1/8" # e54SR 27" # e97SR
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• What is the Minimum Clearance Allowed Between a Trailer Axle and the Trailer Frame?
  Hey Cody! You want to maintain a minimum of 4" clearance between the axle and your trailer frame to account for suspension flex in the leaf spring. How far along are you in the planning process? It sounds like you're trying to keep the ramp from being too steep when you're loading your vehicle. We've got Race Ramps like the part # RR-TR-4 that can assist with that as well!
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• Replacement Leaf Springs for 2018 Forest River 16 BHS
  Hey Logan, we need one more piece of info to determine which replacement leaf spring you would need since we already know the axle capacity is 3,500 lb. We need to know the length of the springs you have now with no weight on them. Here's what we have size wise currently: # e54SR which is 25-1/8 inch # e59SR that is 23-1/8 inch # e97SR that is 27 inch # DX23CR that is 25-1/4 inch (this is most likely what you'll need)
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• Identifying Old Camper Axles With 2-3/8" Diameter
  Hi Dan; is there a tag on the axle? That would be the only real way for me to identify it for sure. I'm guessing you would have an old metal tag which should have a serial number. You could also check on the axle itself for a serial number engraved on one of the ends closer to the spindle if the tag isn't there. If you add this information in the comments below I will reach out to the manufacturer if they're still around to identify the axle. Also, # 58846 is a part number corresponding...
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• Recommended Axles, Hubs, Brakes, and All Electrical for a 3,500 lbs Tandem Axle Trailer Build
  I sure can Rodney. The Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles item # 7359765 you were looking at would be a great place to start. This is a 3,500 lbs axle that is 95" long. The 95" is hub face to hub face so the inside edge of your wheels will sit at that measurement. Here's a list of the rest of the parts you'll need along with how many you'll need to order: U-Bolts x 2- U-Bolt Kit for Mounting 3,500-lb, Round Trailer Axles - 5-1/2" Long U-Bolts item # APUBR-1 Hubs and Drums...
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• What is etrailer Leaf Spring part # e59SR Rated for
  Hey Robert, so the etrailer spring part # e59SR is for a 3,500 lb axle so it is individually rated at 1,750 lbs.
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• How To Find Correct Replacement Leaf Spring For Trailer With Single 3500lb Axle
  I would be happy to help you determine the correct replacement leaf springs for your 7'x14' cargo trailer with a single 3500lb Lippert axle but I will need to know if your leaf springs are a slipper spring, or double eye leaf spring and the length of the spring. For example the 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles # e59SR is a double eye leaf spring for a 3500lb axle that measures 23-1/8" from the center of the spring eye to center of the spring eye as shown in the included...
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• Replacement Leaf Spring For a Trailer With a 24 Eye Center to Eye Center and 3 Leaves
  It sounds like you may have the 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # e59SR on your trailer. This spring is 23-1/8" long from eye center to eye center when fully relaxed and has 3 leaves. As a leaf spring is loaded with weight it will get longer and overtime as it loses its curve it will measure to a longer length. You can follow the curve of the leaf spring from the center bolt in the leaf spring for a measurement of 12-7/16". This leaf spring is rated for a 3,500lb trailer axle. Do remember that...
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