What Side of Axle Does SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs # TSS-106-40 Install On

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Does the helper spring go on the frontside or backside of the axle.

asked by: Charles C

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You'd want to install the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs # TSS-106-40 on the front side of your axle.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

It looks like you've been having quite the experience lately with your 2015 Forest River XLR Hyperlite 29HFS. There is no kit available but I can help you find the parts you need. The first thing you will want to do is replace the broken spring.…

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Answer 2

You can eliminate the bounce in your trailer and smooth your ride with the addition of Sumo Springs. You will have two options, depending on how your leaf springs are mounted on your trailer. If your leaf springs are underslung, meaning they are…

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Answer 3

I recommend staying with the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb #e54SR. This will ensure that you do not have to change other parts of your suspension system and the trailer has the correct ride quality. The 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 4,000-lb…

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Answer 4

According to SumoSprings, 6" is the minimum for the #TSS-106-40. I asked them about this and they said you cannot use these if the space is under 6" so unfortunately they won't work for you. Doing so will overload the springs which can…

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Answer 5

There are a few things that can cause bounce with a bumper pull trailer. Generally, bias ply tires would not contribute to trailer bounce, unless they are excessively worn. Trailer bounce is can be caused by worn out suspension components. You will…

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Answer 6

As long as the leaf springs on your 2021 Coachmen 192RBS are underneath the axle and not on top, then the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs #TSS-106-40 you were looking at will fit perfectly. The springs themselves measure right at 4" so you…

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Answer 7

The height of the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs w/ Line Relocation Bracket #TSS-106-40 is 4 inches for just the rubber spring portion of it. Since you have 3 inches from the axle to the frame that would indicate that there would be a compression…

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Answer 8

Instead of replacing your leaf springs, the best solution for the issue you are having bottoming out is the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs #TSS-106-40. The reason is these will sit on the leaf spring and take the brunt of the capacity and cushion…

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Answer 9

The SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs typically install compressed so they do tend to provide more space between the frame and axle in most cases but not by much and this is not really the goal of the system. If you don't have enough space…

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Answer 10

For a trailer with underslung axles(leaf spring mounted below the axle) you will need the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs in either a 3,000-5,000LB Capacity #TSS-106-40 or 5,000-8,000LB Capacity #SS33HR. The weight capacity of the springs will…

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Answer 11

If your trailer has a GVWR of 3,750lbs and your boat only weighs 1,460lbs you should be fine with the 3,500LB Leaf Springs #e54SR. I would recommend taking your boat and trailer to a nearby scale to have the trailer weighed to ensure you are under…

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Answer 12

The Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit #K71-385-00 would help increase the space between your tires and fenders. This kit works for 3" diameter axle tubes and is the simplest solution. For 2-3/8" axles you can use this kit…

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