Higher Capacity 24-5/8 Inch Long Slipper Spring
Updated 12/09/2020 | Published 12/08/2020 >
Question:
Hello, I recently received and installed your leaf springs SP-177275 on a chassis for a tear trailer Im building. The shell is feeling heavier that what I had in mind, and I worry that these springs will be overwhelmed. Is there a heavier spring set that fits in the same brackets and bracket spacing? Thanks
asked by: Doug D
Expert Reply:
We offer a 1000 lb spring (2000 lbs/axle) spring as part # SP-179275 which has the same 24-5/8 inch length as the # SP-177275 spring you've already purchased, so the spring would be a perfect fit without needing to move any of the spring hangers.
You might want to hold off on making any final decisions about your leaf springs until you have a better idea of how much the camper will weigh once completed.
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