Will the Dexter Over/Under Kit Work on Lippert Axles

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will you under/over flip kit work on Lippert axles? They do not sell a flip kit and have told me they would have to produce two special axles for me, yet Dexter offers a flip kit.

asked by: Tom

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The manufacturer of the axle should not be a issue if using an over/under kit.

All you will need to know is the diameter of your trailer axle or axles. The Dexter over/Under Kits # K71-384-00 is for 2-3/8 inch diameter axles and # K71-385-00 is for 3 inch diameter axles.

You will also need double-eye leaf spring suspension to be able to use one of these kits.

expert reply by: Jared P

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Answer 10

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