Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles - 95" Long - 3,500 lbs

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• Replacement Trailer Axle with 95 Inch Hub Face and 80 Inch Spring Center Measurement
  I have exactly what you need for a replacement trailer axle with 95" hub face to hub face and 80" spring center to spring center measurement. For this we have the following options based on weight capacity. 3,500 Lbs: part # 7359765 5,300 Lbs: part # 6340624 6,000 Lbs: part # 7461121 7,000 Lbs: part # 8327834 The above options all have the built-in E-Z Lube technology which allows you to easily grease your trailer hubs without having to remove any parts beside the plug for the...
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• How To Choose Correct 3,500 Lb Axle for Slipper Spring Setup
  In order to determine which axle is correct for your trailer we need to find out what your hub face (HF) and spring center (SC) measurements are. If you take a look at the photo I have attached for you that should then help with obtaining the above two measurements. The most important thing we need to look for is the hub face as the spring center can then be moved (within a range) if we need to. I have attached a list of the 3,500 lb axles we offer in the varying hub face and spring center...
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• Availability of Trailer Axles With 72 Inch Spring Centers
  The two relevant dimensions when replacing a trailer axle is the hub face to hub face of the existing axle and the center to center spring seat dimension. Are you sure about that spring seat center to center distance? The closest axles we offer are a 5200 or a 6000 lb axle with a 71-1/2 spring seat center to center dimension. All have a hub face to hub face dimension of 86-1/2 inches. I've provided a diagram showing these dimensions. We have a total of 4 axles available with these...
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• Replacement 3,500 Lb Dexter Axle D4518710
  I spoke to my contact at Dexter Axle and was able to determine that you have a 3,500 lb axle with 80" spring center and 94" hub face measurement which means the correct replacement for you will be the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles part # 7359765. If you have idler hubs and you would like to replace these as well then you can use the Dexter Trailer Axle w/ Idler Hubs part # 7359765-I or if you have hubs/drums and you would again like to replace these as well then you...
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• Replacement Axle and Leaf Springs For Road Warrior Trailer
  You want to replace the axle and leaf springs with the same dimensions of axles and springs you have now on the Road Warrior. The Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles part # 7359765 measures 95" hub face to hub face. It also measures 80" from spring center to spring center so you wan't to make sure your existing axle is the same size. This axle does not come with hubs so you wan't to make sure your existing hubs will fit the spindle's of the new axle or you can replace them....
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• Replacement 3,500 Lb Axle for Enclosed Cargo Trailer with 92" Hub Face
  The Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles part # 7359765 is the most common 3,500 lb axle which has a hub face measurement of 95" and a spring center measurement of 80" although the spring seats can be moved. I would be willing to bet this is likely what you have now but please note the hub face is actually where the wheels butts up against the drum so the base of the lug stud. Please note, we don't offer any axles with a 92" hub face but if this is really what you have then...
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• Does Dexter 3,500 lb Leaf Spring Axle Use Number 84 Spindle
  Yes, the Dexter axle part # 7359765 that you referenced uses the same 84 spindle that you have measures. This will allow you to reuse your current hubs and bearings.
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• Recommended 95 Inch Trailer Axle with 78 Inch Spring Seat Locations
  For your 95 inch axle we only have 79-1/4 inch or 80 inch spring seats. You can add spring seats to the ones already there, but they are designed for those specific locations by their design. You can choose one like # 7359765 and then weld on spring seats like # TRSS238 at 78 inches on center. Another option is to use an axle-less system like the Timbren # ASR3500S05. This allows you to add both the spindle and the suspension with a simple bolt on installation. If you aren't right...
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• Axle Replacement Recommendation for 2011 PJ Tilt Trailer with 3,500 lb Axle
  Yes, you can use the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles # 7359765 as a replacement for what you have. This actually comes with it's own lock washer and nut too so you wouldn't have to try and reuse what you have or source a new setup all together. Your current hub/drums and assemblies will easily transfer to this.
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• Will Higher Rated Axles Give Trailer A Larger Capacity
  The rating of the axles only determines the amount of weight the axles can bear; in regards to hauling more weight you are limited by the lowest-rated component. For example, if your trailer had a GVWR of 6,000 lbs and you put a pair of the 3,500 lb Dexter Trailer Axle Beam # 7359765 on you would still be limited by the 6,000 lb GVWR of your trailer - you would not be able to haul the 7,000 lbs that the axles are rated for. If your GVWR than your axle capacity you could upgrade your...
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• Picking Out Replacement Axle for Snowbear 550LHD Trailer
  That spindle looks pretty well destroyed so best option is going to be to replace the axle. You are going to need to measure your current axles in a few places to get the correct one as we don't have access to what your numbers reference. You will need to measure from hub face to hub face and then from the spring seat centers. You will also need to know what bolt pattern you have on your current hubs. I attached a help article on how to determine this as well. I also attached a link...
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• Availability of 3,500 lb Dexter Axle without Hubs thats 95 inches Long
  It's definetely possible to custom order an axle without hubs. Most trailer shops who can order Dexter axles wouldn't have a problem with this. I am actually a little surprised that where you went didn't offer you this. We actually have the exact axle you want as the part # 7359765 that you referenced. It's the correct dimensions and has brake flanges like you need too. This will fit your current hubs too.
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• Replacement 3,500 Pound Hubs and Trailer Axle with 94" Hub Length
  I'm sorry to hear about your recent mishap! I'm not sure which of the two axles and hubs on your trailer are in need of replacement but we have exactly what you need for either! To start, for the axle itself the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam # 7359765 will work perfectly. This axle features a 95" hub face length and a 80" spring center length, matching the existing axles on your trailer really well. The extra inch on the hub length won't cause any issues. Then for replacement idler hubs...
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• Matching Trailer Axle Specifications to Select Dexter 3500-lb Replacement Axle
  The Dexter axle you referenced # 7359765 differs from yours in length. This replacement axle has a hub face to hub face dimension of 95-inches, one inch longer overall than yours. Its 3500-lb weight rating and 80-inch spring center spacing are the same. If this slightly wider placement of the hubs/wheels/tire will not cause clearance problems at your fender it will work. Please refer to the photo I linked. But if you can find the axle's actual 9-digit serial number engraved on the beam...
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• How to Select 3,500 lb Axles for Boat Trailer
  A trailer with a GVWR of 10,000 lbs would not be able to pull a 13,000 lb boat; the trailer would be able to handle no more than 10,000 lbs. Even if you upgraded to axles with a capacity over 10,000 lbs the trailer's GVWR would not change because its components, such as the frame, are not rated for more than 10,000 lbs. If you do need new axles that will give you a combined rating of more than 10,000 lbs you can select three axles with a 3,500 lb rating. To determine the correct replacement...
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• Recommended 3,500 lb Axle Replacement for 2000 MacGregor Trailer
  For your # L68149 bearings as both inner and outer hub bearings we don't have a direct replacement option for any hub or rotor assembly. That spindle is not a standard size, so I recommend replacing the axle itself. You will need to determine what your existing axle's hub face (HF) and spring center (SC) measurements are to determine if one of our standard 3,500 lb Dexter axles linked below will work as a replacement. For example, Dexter Trailer Axle Beam part # 7359765 has a...
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• Replacement 3,500 Lb Axle for a 2012 Sno Pro Stealth Trailer
  The closest trailer axle we have to the measurements you provided is the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles part # 7359765. This axle has a 3,500 lb capacity with a 95" hub face to hub face and 80" spring center to spring center measurement. In order to make this axle work for you, you would need to cut off the spring seats and move them closer together to fit your 77-1/2" spring center to spring center measurement which is easily doable. If you do not want to cut and weld...
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• Idler Hub with 5 on 4-1/2 inch Bolt Pattern to Fit 3,500 lb Trailer Axle # 7359765
  For an idler hub with a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern to fit the trailer axle part # 7359765 you'd want the part # 84545UC1-EZ.
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• 3,500 lb Trailer Axle Recommendation that's 95 inches Long and 5 on 5.5 inch Bolt Pattern Hubs
  We have the parts you'll need! The axle you mentioned part # 7359765 is the correct starting point as it's a 3,500 lb axle that is 95 inches from hub face to hub face and has 80 inches between the spring seats. Then for hub/drums that have a 5 on 5-1/2 inch bolt pattern you'd want the # AKHD-555-35-K which fits this hub and then for brake assemblies you'd want the # AKEBRK-35R for the right hand side and the part # AKEBRK-35L for the left hand side. With all of these components you'd be set!
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• How to Determine Replacement Axle for a 1998 Road King Trailer
  In order to replace your axle you'll need to look on the tag for the axle (usually located in the middle of the axle) for the weight capacity (if you don't already know it) and then you'll need to measure your hub-face (HF) and spring-center (SC) distances for the axle. I have attached a photo showing how to determine those measurements. Once you have all of this info then you can choose the correct replacement from our linked selection. For example, the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam # 7359765...
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• How To Determine the Correct Replacement Trailer Axle
  In order to replace a trailer axle you will first need to know the weight capacity which can most easily be found on the axle tag sticker. Then, you will need to know the hub face (HF) and spring center (SC) measurements which can also sometimes be found on the axle tag. If not, you will simply measures these yourself. The hub face would be from the face of the hub/drum from end to end and the spring center would be from the center of the leaf spring stack end to end. The Dexter Trailer...
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• How to Pick Out Replacement Axle for Trailer By Measuring
  We don't have a way to look up exactly what axle you need based on what you listed but we can still help. When picking out an axle for a trailer you'll need to know the overall length of it from hub face to hub face as well as the distance between the spring seat centers to pick out correct size. I also attached a link to a page with all of the axles we carry.
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• A 95 Hub Face With 73 Spring Center For Extra Clearance
  Your answer really depends on how big the tires are you want to use. We generally recommend 2" between the tire and frame and 4" between the tire and fender for suspension. From here you would mock up your axle setup to see if your measurements will work. Vehicle tires are not really intended for trailers but we do see used for off road applications often. At 8 or 9 inches space between your hub face and spring center you're fine but at 11 inches per side, suspension, tire wear,...
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• Will 3,500 lb Hub/Drums and Brake Assemblies Fit on 3,500 lb Dexter Axle
  The Dexter Axle part # 7359765 that you referenced has brake flanges attached to the spindles so your current assemblies will bolt right up and since it's the same 3,500 lb capacity you need the hubs you have will easily fit on it as well. So with this axle you will be able to install all of your current hub/drum/brake assemblies and the brakes will be functional.
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• Replacement for Dexter Axle Beam 6508174
  Yes, the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brakes and Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly that you have on your Dexter Trailer Axle Beam 6508174 will fit on the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles part # 7359765 without any additional modifications. I called my contact at Dexter to confirm this. The only thing you need to check is your spring center and hub face measurements which should be 80" and 95" respectively.
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• 3,500 lb Trailer Axle Recommendation with Hub/Drums and Assemblies that's 95 inches in Length
  The axle you'll want is the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles # 7359765 which matches the dimensions you listed of 95 inches from hub face to hub face and then 80 inches between spring seats. The U-bolt kit you need is the part # APUBR-1. And then for the hub drums with the 5 on 5 inch bolt pattern you'll want the part # AKHD-550-35-EZ-K. Then for just an idler hub with same bolt pattern # AKIHUB-550-35-K. For self-adjusting brake assemblies then you'd want the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust...
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• Information Needed to Find Replacement Axle for Airstream Travel Trailer
  We offer certain off-the-shelf stock sized replacement leaf spring axles such as the Dexter # 7359765. In order to check if anything we offer would work for you, I'd need to know the following: -Axle Capacity -Wheel Bolt Pattern -Hub Face to Hub Face Distance -Spring Seat Center to Center Distance I've provided a diagram explaining the necessary measurements. If you could reply with that information, I'd be happy to see if any of our stock axles would work for you.
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• Determining Correct Replacement 3500lb Axle For Carson Standard Car Hauler
  I may have an option but you are correct that we do not offer a 3500lb axle with 5 on 5 bolt pattern hubs already installed. You would need to purchase and axle without hubs and purchase the correct hubs for your application separately. To determine which axle will fit your Carson Standard Car Hauler you will need to take two measurements from your current axle which are the hub face to hub face measurement, and spring center to spring center measurement as shown in the included diagram. Of...
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