Hey Mark! Assuming they are 25-1/4" leaf springs I recommend the 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 4,000-lb Trailer Axles #e57SR. These are our in house brand and will save you some money. If you would prefer to stick with Dexter we also have the…
Hey Jason, welcome back! The 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 4,000-lb Trailer Axles item #e57SR is the same length so it would definitely work. Bumping up an extra 500 lbs per spring is definitely going to help with the longevity of your suspension.…
Hey Matthew, what you you are experiencing is due to going with leaf springs that are too long and it forces the equalizer to kind of fold in on its self. I checked your order notes and you went with the part #e88SR which is a 26 inch long leaf…
Hi Nick! The B&W Anti-Rattle Clamp for 2" Hitch Receivers #BW45FR will work with any standard 2" tow & stow, including the Tow & Stow 3-Ball Mount - 2" Hitch - 5" Drop, 5-1/2" Rise - 10K - Black #BWTS10048B. That…
Without pulling the hub off and checking the seal it is hard to say if it truly blew out the seal or if it was incidental leakage. The safe bet is to replace the seal. Since you have the Dexter D44 axle it will take a 10-19 seal. For a pair use…
The best thing to do in this situation, because you have such little clearance, even with an empty trailer, is to replace your equalizers with taller ones. To pick out a compatible replacement equalizer you'll need to measure the distance between…
It appears you may have installed shackle straps which are longer than what you may have had. It appears your straps are either 3-1/8" #TRSL313 or 3-1/2" #TRSL350 and you likely only need a 2-1/4" #TRSL225. This would move the mounting…
In order for your trailer suspension to function properly you will want the angle of the shackle strap to be towards the axle so that as the leaf spring compresses and expands it will have somewhere it can go. Otherwise, you will not get the optimum…
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