Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3" Long
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Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3" Long
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Redline Trailer Leaf Spring Suspension - 126B2
- Suspension Bolts
- Camper
- Car Hauler
- Utility Trailer
- 2-5/16 Inch Long
- 9/16 Inch Diameter
- Redline
3" Long suspension bolt comes with a locknut to secure equalizer to hanger. Grease zerk allows for easy lubrication to keep moving elements functioning properly.
Features:
- Secures equalizer to center hanger of tandem- or triple-axle trailer suspension system
- Allows for easy lubrication to keep moving parts functioning at their best
- Includes locknut to secure in place
- Press-in zerk
Specs:
- Overall length: 3-1/2"
- Bolt length (including threads): 3"
- Usable length: 2-5/16"
- Bolt diameter: 9/16"
- Thread size: 9/16"-18 fine
- Bolt head size: 13/16"
126B2 Wet Shackle Bolt with Nut and Zerk
Video of Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3" Long
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Video Transcript for Double-Eye Springs Wet Equalizer Bolt Installation
Hi there trailer owners. Today we're going to be taking a look at Redlines replacement shackle wet bolts. These bolts will make a great replacement for standard bolts or wet bolts if you are performing suspension work here on your equalizers and leaf springs and you find that they're all wore out. Over time your bushings can wear out, and once the bushings start to wear out, play will develop inside which will allow movement of the bolt inside of your suspension components. And that small movement will allow the bolt to travel up and down. And this little bit of movement is going to cause wear on both the bushing and the bolt and over time it will eventually destroy the bushing and it will also make our bolt a smaller diameter with an uneven wear pattern on the inside, so you'll need to replace it when you're putting a new bushing in or else you're still going to have that play from the bolt wear.What's nice about these bolts is that they do have a grease fitting on the end so you can grease your bushings.
Many of your factory suspension setups will have non greasable bolts with bronze bushings. And if you have that combination, those bushings are eventually going to wear out. They need lubrication. So upgrading to these will allow you to lubricate your bushings and your bolt to ensure that they don't seize together and also provide a lubrication coating between the two so we have no metal on metal contact, which greatly reduces the amount of wear.Wherever these bolts are installed, we have bushings in them and these are the design movement point for your suspension system. The bolt will pivot inside of the islet here on our leaf spring.
Same with our equalizer in the center and at the bottom here, all of these components move. And over time they will eventually wear out the bushings on the inside. But being able to lubricate them greatly decreases the amount of wear.What I also like about these bolts as they can be used with any type of bushing, too. If you're going to be using with a bronze bushing, they're great because they will fit in there and you also have a way to lubricate them, but you can also use them with plastic bushings. Many of your plastic bushings are self lubricating, so you don't want to lubricate them because the grease can potentially break down the plastic of those types of bushings
It is a 9/16 diameter bolt. Included with your bolt, you are also going to receive a lock nut, so when you're replacing the bushings on your worn out suspension system, I highly recommend replacing the bolts at the same time. It's going to make the installation easier. Often when you're taking apart your old suspension and you're planning on greasing 00:02:46 those bolts, the threads and things like that can easily get nicked and damaged because you do have to drive out your old hardware. And you can use the nut to help protect it when you're driving it out with a hammer.
But depending on how tightly they are seized inside your suspension system, you may still end up mushrooming the end and needing a replacement anyway. Replacing it with the lubricatable end here is going to further increase the life, so that way once you're done fixing your trailer, you can just keep maintaining it so you don't have to make those repairs down the road.They're fairly easy and straightforward to install. You can pick up as many as you need for however many bushings you're replacing in your suspension system. Let's go ahead and go over the installation together so you can the confidence to do it at home. We'll begin our installation by getting our tires out of the way. We're just working on the back axle for this one. So we don't need to remove our front. But depending on what all you're doing, you may need to remove yours as well. When removing your wheels, you want to make sure you got your trailer supported on the frame by jack stands. So you can use just a regular floor jack to lift it up.Once you've got all your tires out of the way for the area you're going to be working in, we can then start removing the bolts for wherever we have damaged bushings. We recently just had a new equalizer installed here and you can see we've got new bolts and shackles and an equalizer, but the bushings weren't replaced inside of the leaf spring here. So we're going to tackle that as well because we still got a little bit of a clunk noise because that bushing's wore out. To replace the bushings, you just needed to remove the hardware first. So for this particular set up here, the bolts are pressed into these shackles on the head of the bolt side. So we're going to remove both of these nuts and take the two out at the same time.We're going to take our bolts off. The bolt sizes can vary depending on your particular trailer. For ours, we're going to be using a 7/8, and you may or may not need to hold the backside of the bolt when removing these. They are supposed to be stuck inside of here, but over time they do rust and things wear out and they may not be. So it's not a bad idea to put a wrench on the other side to hold it.If we place our floor jack underneath the U bolt on our axle, we can relieve a little bit of pressure on it to make it easier to get the bolts to come out. Now what I'd like to do to get them out is I like to just thread the nuts back on there just a little bit and then tap them out with the hammer. Putting the nuts on it just helps prevent you from damaging your threads when you're tapping on them. And we can just slide it out there and you can see on our equalizer, we've got a brand new bushing in there, but on our trailer here, we've got an old one. And this old one here is so worn out that I can actually just push it out. Now if you we're unable to just slide out your worn out bushing like this, one of the best things to use to take them out as you can use an old bolt.So if we use another bolt that's slightly smaller and just place a flat washer on it, we've got a nice flat solid surface to drive it in. And we know since we're hitting all the way around, we're not going to ding up the outside of our bushing here with our hammer as we're driving it in. So we're just going to hold it in place and we're just going to tap it in with our hammer. A lot of times these tap in pretty easily. Every now and then you got to hit them pretty hard depending upon the rusty condition of your leaf springs.We can now take our new wet bolts and we can slide them into our shackles. Now if your old shackles are all worn out and the holes all wallowed 00:06:53 out, then I would recommend replacing them. We've got replacements here at etrailer, but if they're just a little bit of surface stress on them and the holes are fine, then you're okay. You can just slide your bolts right into them. Once you've got them slid in, we can come over to our bushing here and align them up. It is a bit of a snug fit. Sometimes you need to adjust the jack a little bit. WE're just going to line those up until they slide through.On the other side. Now we can take the other shackle and place it on there and then thread our nuts on. We can now tighten up our nuts. Now what you're going to want to do is hold the backside of your bolt with your wrench, because our bolt does have splines in it and it's going to spline into the inside shackle here, because the head of the bolt here has got those splines. And we don't want it to spin while we're tightening it down because it's going to rip the splines off and prevent it from working like it's supposed to. So we want to hold it steady, and then tighten it down and that will draw the bolts into the shackle and draw them tight together. And I do like to work back and forth with them just a little bit just to make sure that they are going to get pulled in.Once you've got them tightened down, it's always going of you to double check yourself and look here on the backside. You want to make sure the head of the bolt is flush all the way up against the shackle here. Sometimes the splines will prevent the bolt from going all the way in and it's not that it's preventing it from going in, just means you need to tighten it tighter until it draws it all the way flush.We can then go back and lubricate our bushings. Now we're only going to be greasing the bronze bushings, so that's going to be just this top one here on the leaf spring. Now that we've got our wheel back on, we can torque it to the manufacturer specifications and we're ready to hit the road.And that completes our installation of Redlines replacement shackle wet bolts.
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Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3" Long - 126B2
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (533 Customer Reviews)
3" Long suspension bolt comes with a locknut to secure equalizer to hanger. Grease zerk allows for easy lubrication to keep moving elements functioning properly.by: Carl11/05/2023
About a year ago, I replaced my leaf springs, dry shackles with wet shackles, upgraded the bushings to brass, and I also installed sumo springs on the trailer,the trailer is very stable on the road, neither wind or semi trucks push the trailer, not that they ever really did but these sumo Springs made it much better. All the plates and things that were loose in the trailer no longer bounce around and are found on the floor at the end of a trip.
by: Jeff 07/11/2022
etrailer has always had great products, excellent service and prompt deliveries. I thought it very odd when I reported a discrepancy with the bolts in the shackle replacement kit I received, that things got mysteriously quiet on that end. But when I ordered the extra bolts I needed, they got here in 2 days, so I'm happy.
by: Rob 11/13/2023
Glad I got these for my trailer. Neighbors were tired of hearing the squeaky springs on my trailer coming down the road from a mile away. Customer service has been awesome!
by: Glenn11/22/2023
Works great, keeps the suspension in working order. Wish I had these long ago.
by: Mike C.10/01/2016
I bought a set of these bolts to replace the hardware in the triple axle suspension of my toyhauler. I had read about the benefits of a wet bolt kit, and after finding two broken shackle plates on my camper, decided I too needed to be able to properly lubricate the moving parts. These were a perfect fit and replacement for my original bolts. At the time I installed them I hadn't read about orienting the hole in the bolt to the 3 or 9 o'clock to ease pumping grease through them. I put them in at whatever orientation they were in my hand, but had no problem pushing 3 - 4 pumps of chassis grease through the zerk. I was able to observe grease flow out of the spring eyes around every bolt, and all of the zerk fittings stayed firmly in place when I wrestled the grease gun nozzle on and off. There were a few bad reviews about these press on fittings falling out, but I didn't see any evidence of that. I am very pleased with this purchase, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing I can properly service my suspension and hopefully extend the life of all the components in the system.
by: John M.01/02/2015
I used these "wet" bolts on my leaf spring change out. I ended up using 3 per equalizer since that seems to be the location of most of the movement during axle travel and a friends 5th wheel had 3 installed on the factory set up, so that is what I went with.
I painted a yellow mark on the head of the bolt in reference to the grease hole in the shaft, so that I could install them in the direction of "least resistance" when greasing them later, after reading how some guys have to relieve pressure on their trailer in order to get the bolts to take grease.
I used Mystik 6 grease mixed with anti seize when putting everything together, then gave them 2 shots of Mystik 6 after installation. (I chose Mystik 6 because we always had good results with that grease when I was in the aircraft industry and it doesn't was out.)
I did notice that the grease zerks did allow grease to return out of the fitting which means the spring behind the ball isn't doing its job. That is why I rated them as "good".
There are different ways to install these due to the knurled shoulder. If you have access to an impact gun you can just tighten them in with that. Pulls the knurl right in to the shackle.
Overall I like the idea of having a suspension that can be greased.
by: Brian 10/19/2023
Glad you were there! The product quality was as expected on both the hanger bracket and wet bolt. The customer service is what I will remember the most! 5-Star Excellence
by: Steve S.09/09/2019
I had a trailer spring break this summer on the way home from a 2,700 mile trip. Our small luggage trailer just couldn’t take anymore rough roads. One of the springs broke through the centering bolt. The etrailer.com website and Tammie P. came through with replacement springs and accessories. Thank you Tammie P. And trailer.com!
by: Alex03/27/2021
As always the customer service is great and the products are as advertised. The website is full of great resource. My issue is with the shipping, more specifically the packing. Heavy items are just placed in a box with very little regard to cushioning or protection. This particular shipment had eight heavy shackle bolts and nuts in a box with hub seals. The seals weren’t in any sort of packaging and could easily have been damaged during transport. Only thing I don’t like about etrailer, terrible packaging.
by: Gerry C.05/04/2017
New springs fit perfectly and we're easy to install. Shipping was really fast. They gave my old camper a which was sagging on one side, a well needed lift. The new equalizer bolts should help keep the springs operating properly for years to come.
by: Kevin05/08/2023
Parts exactly what I ordered however shipping/packaging was severely lacking. My parts were literally just thrown in a box with very little protection. When I picked up the box that had my equalizers in it one literally fell out of the box due to them bouncing around freely in a oversized box for the parts and I'm sure this is done to save on boxes and shipping however my parts are lucky they were not damaged due to lack of proper packaging. I also ordered replacement bolts for my parts and they were just thrown in an envelope no labels of what it is and thrown in with bigger parts in a box. Fast forward to me opening them and the bolts spill out of the envelope and in to the bigger box and now I just have random bolts chilling in the bottom of my box. Hopefully I found all of them and none were lost in transit but I guess we will find out when I put my trailer back together. Let me be clear this was not damage solely caused by shipping said items, this is 1000% on your company's lacking shipping methods and protection of parts. You set UPS up to fail with how you packaged my parts. At the end of the day I did receive my all my parts (Hopefully) and they are what I ordered at a reasonable price however with the lack of care given by your company to my order that I just spent $700 of my hard earned money to buy and rely on for my business I will not be a returning customer and that is sad because I felt like yall had good stuff at good prices.
by: Justin12/02/2014
I ordered 14 bolts, one came with no grease fitting. I am pleased with the speed in which they were delivered, but disappointed that somebody physically counted out 14 bolts and had to have seen one was missing a fitting, but put it in the bag anyways. We installed it regardless since I wasn't sure I would have help later. I called customer service (on a Sunday, which is nice), got a hold of somebody immediately. They are resending one out and said it would take 1-1.5 weeks. It should take me about 30 minutes to reinstall. I will follow up once I receive it.
by: Michael07/31/2019
Just replaced all my shackles and equalizers bolts with ones with grease zerts.
All bolts were seized And wore badly. Won’t happen again.
Priced right, no to keen on sure post but, does keep the shipping low.
by: Tenebs11/27/2023
Had a leaf spring break on my off-road trailer in Mexico. Left it at a boat yard until I received the parts from trailer & returned to replace. Only took 2 hrs to replace both leafsprinhs, shackles, bolts etc. And we were back on the road.
by: Aaron 10/22/2023
Reasonably priced replacement parts
by: James03/29/2023
Every trailer sits around for a few months at some point, as parts sieze up we load them up and expect thing to work, these wet bolts prevent major spring failures and they are a cheap and easy prevention.
by: Jarrett08/20/2022
Bolts fit and work great, suspension on my travel trailer is exceptionally smooth
by: DEvans49208/13/2023
I used these to get my weekend warrior back on the road and they worked great so far.
by: John08/09/2023
As usual, fast service with no mistakes. Correct parts shipped as ordered. Great communication with Alex
by: Clifford11/08/2022
Only recommendation is ship with threads wrapped. 4 of the size bolts experience thread damage during shipment. Thanks! Second buy from etrailer and will not be my last!
Jenny N.
11/11/2022
I am happy that you are satisfied with your order however I hate to hear that the threads are damaged on the bolts. I will have our customer service team reach out to you.
by: Gene M.07/20/2019
Attached a before and after picture. Everything fit perfectly. I used a right angle grinder with a cutting wheel to split the old nuts off. Heated the spring eye enough to melt the plastic to drive out the old bolts. Used an 11/16 drill bit to clean out the spring eye, then used a c-clamp to press the bronze bushing in then bolted and torqued everything like the instructions stated.
by: Steve05/03/2020
I bought these to go with a set of new leaf springs for a skid-loader-trailer at a concrete company. I don't do their regular maintenance but I do notice fresh grease around the equalizers, so I take that as validation in my theory: "Give the boys a grease zerk and they'll grease it."
Very happy with everything that I got from etrailer.com last year. Great pricing for known brands on a site that is so easy to navigate that I now use it as a reference for every trailer repair that I do. Who could ask for more?
Steve B.
5/4/2021
Its music to my ears when I hear concrete guys complaining about grease globs on their perfect shop floor. The trailer is used almost daily and doesnt rattle, creak, squeak or lean. Very, very happy.
by: Jeff 08/10/2023
Quick delivery and parts were as they should be. Customer service was top shelf.
by: Matthew 10/04/2023
Perfect part, perfect fit. All is well after 1 year
by: Gilbert01/25/2013
Good quality, good value, great price. Installed on Equa Flex equalizers on 5th wheel camper to lubricate brass bushings. Fasteners did the job!
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view full answer... - Wet Bolts for Equa-Flex Cushioned EqualizersYes, we do have the wet equalizer bolts you can use with the Equa-Flex Cushioned Equalizers. You will need # 126B2. I have included a picture showing a typical installation of the bolts being used to secure the springs to an equalizer. Installation of the wet bolts and of the equalizer (in this case) are independent of each other. The Wet bolts are 9/16 inches in diameter so if the brass sleeve in the Equa-Flex makes the hole diameter too small either smaller bolts or no brass sleeves...
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view full answer... - Do Trailer Leaf Springs All Have BushingsMost trailer leaf springs will have a bushing in the eyes of the spring. It is interesting that the install video we have for the wet bolt part # 126B2 that you referenced does not have a bushing involved at all. In reality all that really matters is that the diameter of the bolt matches the eye diameter. Which in this case would mean it would need to be 9/16 inch in diameter.
view full answer... - What Grade is the Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye SpringsThe Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs part # 126B2 has a grade 5 rating. There are three radial lines on the head of the bolt which indicates the rating.
view full answer... - Solution for Needing Replacement Zerk Fitting for Wet Bolt on Trailer SuspensionI reached out to the manufacturer and the Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3-5/16" Long # 126B2 is a pressed in zerk fitting, so it cannot be replaced. This is also true for Dexter bolts as well. There are not threaded zerk fittings available for this bolt size, so it will require purchasing new bolts to have those working zerk fittings.
view full answer... - Are Grease Fittings Threaded In or Pressed In on Wet Bolt 126B2The grease fitting on wet bolt # 126B2 is pressed in. I actually tried to pull one out using pliers but it would not budge so I don't think you are going to have any issues with these coming out!
view full answer... - Wet Suspension Bolt vs a Regular Suspension BoltThe term, wet, in this case means that the head of the bolt has a grease Zerk in it and there is a channel that leads to center of the bolt. This makes it easy to grease the bolt while installed, as you can put a grease gun right up to the Zerk and shoot the grease into the center of bolt. Otherwise, with a dry bolt, you will need to find some other way to apply the grease. If given the choice, I would go with the Wet Shackle Bolt, part # 126B2.
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view full answer... - How to Measure Length of Equalizer on TrailerTo determine the right equalizer you will want to measure the center to center distance between the holes on the end of the existing equalizer. I have included a link which shows all of the shackle bolts and spring eye bolts we carry. You can then filter the parts by diameter, length, etc.
view full answer... - What Direction Should Wet Equalizer Bolts FaceIt really shouldn't matter what direction the wet bolts part # 126B2 install when used for equalizers or shackle straps. But if Dexter says to install them in the orientation you described then I would recommend you stick with their recommendation. Having the zerk fitting facing out would make accessing them easier.
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- Troubleshooting Missing Zerk Fittings On Wet BoltsI reached out to the manufacturer and the Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3-5/16" Long # 126B2 is a pressed in zerk fitting, so it cannot be replaced. There are not threaded zerk fittings available for this bolt size, so it will require purchasing new bolts to have those working zerk fittings.
view full answer... - Can Lock Nuts Be Reused on Trailer Suspension Bolts After Being RemovedYou may be able to reuse the same shackle bolts provided that they are the correct size, are not severely rusted, and are not cracked or otherwise damaged, but not the lock nuts. If you think your bolts might be rusted, cracked, or damaged I would definitely change them out for new ones. When used with lock nuts, the bolt threads could be compromised and I would recommend replacing them. The lock nuts cannot be reused. There are essentially 3 kinds of bolts and 3 kinds of nuts. First is...
view full answer... - What is the Pitch of Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk, # 126B2The Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk, # 126B2, is a 9/16-18 inch bolt. The pitch, or threads per inch, is 18. This bolt comes with the matching locknut.
view full answer... - Are Zerk Fittings of Wet Bolt # 126B2 Press In or Screwed InThe Wet Equalizer Bolt # 126B2 has zerk fittings that are pressed in.
view full answer... - What Torque Rating Should be Used to Install Trailer Suspension Shackle BoltsIf you are using 9/16 inch shackle bolts which are the most common you will want 65 to 95 foot pounds of torque. If you are using 1/2 inch then go for 45 to 70 foot pounds. And for 5/8 inch bolts use 100 to 120 foot pounds. All of these components are designed to move so you don't want to over tighten anything.
view full answer... - Should Knurls of Trailer Suspension Bolts Interfere with Fitting Into BushingIf you check out the picture I attached you can see that the knurls of the wet bolts like the part # 126B2 are supposed go through the shackle straps and not the bushing. I believe the issue you are having is you are trying to force the knurls through the bushing. You may need thicker straps if yours are too thin to prevent that.
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- Does The Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2, Come In Different LengthsI called the supplier (Redline) and they said the only wet bolt they offer in a 9/16 inch diameter is the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2. The length of this bolt, not including the head of the bolt or the threads is 2-5/16 inches. The only other wet bolt we offer is the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126A1, which is a 3-1/2 inches length with a 3/4 inches diameter.
view full answer... - Can Wet Bolt be Used as Replacement Shackle BoltThank you for the photo. Based on that you can use either Shackle Bolt with Locknut # 166081 or Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk # 126B2. These are the exact same 3-5/16" bolt with 9/16" diameter and the only difference is that wet bolt # 126B2 comes with the zerk fitting you referenced.
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- Correct Wet Bolts for Leaf Springs On Dexter 7K AxleThe suspension bolts should be 9/16" diameter as these are fairly standardized so if that's what you have I recommend the Wet Equalizer Bolt part # 126B2.
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Jeff
7/12/2023
The replacement shackles are holding up very well, and I love that theyre twice as sturdy as the factory ones. There was an issue with the bolt quantitylength, but the awesome customer service people at etrailer hooked me no problem.