How Long Is a 3500-lb Axle for a 5 x 10-Foot Utility Trailer

Updated 05/06/2015 | Published 05/05/2015

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Question:

How long is the axle for a 5x10 utility trailer 3,500 lb

asked by: Charles

Expert Reply:

All of the 3500-lb-rated trailer axles that we offer are 89-inches in length from hub face to hub face and have spring seats at a 74-inch spacing. Your 3500-lb axle may be different so you'll want to measure your hub face and spring seat dimensions. All such axles are shown on the link provided for you. We offer kits with hubs or without, with electric brakes or without and even axle-less suspensions like the Timbren # ASR3500S04. The unique suspension systems do not require an axle beam and so they offer reduced weight and better ground clearance. These are suitable for single- and tandem-axle applications.

If you want, for example, a standard beam axle with 5-on-4-1/2-inch idler hubs we offer Dexter kit # 35545I-EZ-89. An install video is linked for you.

Axle # T3584F-EZ-8974 measures 93-3/4-inchs tip to tip.

expert reply by: Adam R