Hey Bryan, thanks for reaching out. I can definitely help with that! There isn't a way to look up your camper to know exactly what leaf springs, shackles or equalizer you will need though, so I will need you to measure and confirm a few things first.
For the leaf springs, I'll need to know the weight capacity of your axle, as well as the overall length of the spring. It's best to jack up one side of the trailer so you can measure the spring when not under a load.
For the shackles, just... view full answer...
Hello Shane, thanks for reaching out. You may be able to use a MORryde equalizer like the # MR54AR, but I would need more info from you in order to say for sure. There is no way to look up your RV online to know your equalizer size and type.
When replacing an equalizer, the replacement must be identical in size to the stock equalizer. There is a small amount of tolerance, like 1/2" or less but not much. Sometimes there is a number cast on your equalizer that we can reference. Your best... view full answer...
Mike for your Dexter 3.5k axle, you can use the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles # e54SR. You'll want to verify that your current spring measures 25 1/8" from eye to eye, and has a 1 3/4" spring width. If it does, you're all set, but if not let me know and we'll look for something else. view full answer...
Hello Locas, thanks for reaching out. The answer to that question will completely depend on the weight capacity of your bumper. The etrailer RV Bumper 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver # e38HR has a 3,500 lb max capacity, so you will just want to make sure your bumper is rated for hauling at least 2,500 lbs and you will be good to go. view full answer...
Hey Jim, if you jack the frame of the trailer up off the ground so that there's no weight on the suspension will the spring stop being flat so you can get a more accurate length dimension? If I can get that as well axle capacity that would be good place to start.
Otherwise get me the distance from the bolt hanger center to the bolt center of the equalizer that the springs attach to. view full answer...
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