Does Wet Equalizer Bolt # 126B2 Have a Weight Capacity  

The 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.

You can get the longer U-bolts here; I checked with Roadmaster, and the 2630 are simply 7 inch long U-bolts, so you can use the following: - 3" Round Trailer U-Bolts (Qty 2) #SP01-060 These are 7 inches long so they are the same, and for a…

Technically yes the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit #LC696740 will fit your 2001 Thor Wander Lite Travel Trailer, but you'll want to compare the dimensions of these with your current equalizers. These equalizers have bolt holes that…

It 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…

Thank 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…

You will be able to use the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizers since they're fairly close in dimensions (6" wide x 3-1/4"). I recommend pairing these equalizers with the Never Fail Tandem Axle Suspension Kit #LC281285 which comes…

In order to confirm fit of the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit part #LC696740 you simply need to measure the length of your existing equalizers from eye to eye on center. If they are 6" on center or close then the Road Armor Shock…

The Lippert Road Armor #LC696740 does not come with the bolts you'll need for installation, so you'll still need the hardware. However, the #LC64FR you're referring to are only 3/8" wet bolts and you'll actually need 9/16"…

To determine the correct length of leaf spring on a 7,000 lb axle, all you have to do is measure from the center of one spring eye to the center of the other spring eye. Keep in mind your current springs will have elongated a bit over time so you can…

It sounds like your current suspension set up is underrated for the application. But not to worry because we can get you set up. The springs for 7K axles, #e64SR, are going to be stronger so they will not sag as much and retain the ride height…

Correct, as leaf springs wear out over time they will stretch so the new replacement you need is likely going to be shorter. That said, you're also supposed to measure the spring unloaded so this will also factor into the length. I am not sure…

The manufacturer of #e27SR is Universal Group and the arch measures 4-1/4 inches high. I've attached a photo for you to see.