Replacing Slipper Springs With Double-Eye Springs  

Yes, you can replace your slipper springs with double eye springs. The Double-Eye Spring #e27SR measure 26 inches from center of spring eye to center of spring eye and would work for you; these have a 2,250 lb capacity each though you will need to…

I have a replacement option for you, but the only slipper spring we offer that is 1-3/4" wide and is 26-1/4" long is the 4-Leaf Slipper Spring w/ Open Eye End for 4,300-lb Trailer Axles - 26-1/4" Long #e33SR. Since you…

It is highly recommended that the spring seat be at minimum tack welded to the axle. There have been issues that have resulted from the seat not be welded to the axle. If you do not have access to a welder, I recommend taking the trailer to a local…

Equalizers for trailer suspension have different shapes, lengths, and heights to accommodate different axle spacing, spring lengths, and deck heights. Going to an equalizer that is not the same length and height as the original will require replacing…

The Spindle Grease Seal Set #BB60001 is specifically designed to fit on your 1" straight spindle using a Bearing #L44643 and 1.980 Bearing Buddy like Set #BB1980A-SS. The seal set includes 2 smooth stainless steel rings, 2 O-rings and 2 grease…

Hello Greg. Generally, yes, shackles are required for any single axle utility trailer. The diagram below will show you the components of a typical single axle setup. You will have shackles on the rear hangers only. This is because as your axle hits…

If you are looking to replace your flat-end style slipper springs with a radius-type, you can use the same hangers you have only if they will accept the same size bolt as the radius-type springs. Otherwise you will need to get a new set of hangers…

The bushing that comes with the 4-Leaf Slipper Spring #SP-179275 is a nylon bushing like part #TRBU11566 so you need a standard non-grease bolt like part #166079 for the installation. The nylon bushings are pressed in there by themselves without any…

You can use wet bolts with nylon bushings or bronze bushings. It does not matter which material the bushings are. Also nylon and bronze bushings have about the same longevity.

I spoke with the Titan, who confirmed that the master cylinder #T4820000 is indeed the correct replacement when switching from drum to disc brakes. Because hydraulic disc brakes operate at a higher pressure (1,500 psi) than drum brakes (1,000 psi),…

Unfortunately, the rubber boot isn't available as a separate item. If you decide to replace the entire master cylinder, I'd be happy to recommend a replacement if you reply with the model of hydraulic brake coupler you have. To clean the…

To convert your Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator - Drum #T43397007K to Disc #T47457007K you will need to change out the Master Cylinder Assembly #T4820000. If you do not already have a Reverse Lockout Solenoid #T4748800 you will want to add that as…