Timbren Axle-Less System That Has A 2,000-LBS Capacity And A 4 On 4 Bolt Pattern
Updated 03/11/2022 | Published 03/07/2022
Question:
Is the 2000 lb axle available with 4 bolt hubs? It is my intention to use 4 bolt hubs so I can utilize adapters to use the same spare tires as my UTV. Also, what load would be considered appropriate for the 1200 lb axle set? My intended gross weight of the finished trailer is about 600-800 lbs. Thank you for assistance.
asked by: Dave
Expert Reply:
I believe what you're looking for is the Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension System with Hubs # A20RS440.
This system features a 4 on 4 bolt pattern, and has a maximum weight capacity of 2,000-lbs.
As long as your load doesn't exceed the maximum capacity, you should be good to go. Since you mentioned your trailer fully loaded will be 6-800-lbs, you should have no issues.
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Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension w/ Idler Hubs - Standard Duty - No Drop - 4 on 4 - 2,000 lbs
- Trailer Axles
- Rubber Spring Suspension
- Standard Grade
- Idler Hubs
- 2000 lbs
- 4 on 4 Inch
- Universal Fit
- No Drop or Lift
- Timbren
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