Lift Kit that Fits Trailer with Dexter Torflex 2,400 lb Axle

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Will these 2 items work on my Dexter Torflex axle p-12 2400lbs sn D 0643133 Torflex Lift Kit - Single Axle - 2-5/8 Lift Item # K71-707-01 Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 7 - Left and Right Hand Assemblies - 2,000 lbs Item # 23-47-48

asked by: David P

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Since we know your Dexter Torflex axle is a 2,400 lb axle that would mean that it's a number 10 and the lift kit part # K71-707-01 would be what you'd need. The brake assemblies part # 23-47-48 would also be the correct parts as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I do see the Kenda 5.30-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" White Wheel #AM30780 you found is the correct size and weight capacity for your 1991 Jayco Jay Series 1006 Deluxe pop up. We are not going to have a door handle to replace yours. That is…

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From your description your Torflex axle has a weight capacity of 2,400 lbs and the correct Torflex Lift Kit is #K71-707-01, which is for #10 Torflex axles that have capacities between 2,300 lbs to 4,000 lbs. Please note that this kit cannot be used…

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Answer 3

Hey Dan, thanks for reaching out. We do have the 7" electric brakes and drums. Electric brakes are typically less expensive and easier to service than disc brakes. Both could work but for a pop-up camper electric drum brakes would do fine and be…

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Hello Steve. The only parking brake ready 7" brake assemblies we offer are the Dexter Electric Trailer Brakes #K23-103-104-00. These are electric brakes and they have 7" x 1-1/4" brake shoes. They use the same 4 bolt pattern for the…

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Answer 5

Brakes like the Dexter #23-398-399 that are rated for 2,500 lbs have the capacity to work with 1,800 lb axles, but to get the right brakes you'll need to know your brake's mounting flange bolt pattern as well as your drum diameter. The…

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When selecting the correct replacement axle for a utility trailer you will need to know both the hub face (wheel center) and spring center measurements. For example, if your current hub face measurement is 88" and you replace this with an axle…

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On Dexter axles manufactured after April 2001 you will be able to find the serial number stamped on the rear portion of the axle tube approximately 18" from the passenger side hub. Depending on the condition of the axle you may need some chalk…

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The Dexter hub part number prefix 8-201 could refer to many items and includes many possible weight capacities. So the best way to go is to pull one hub, remove the bearings and find their stamped part numbers. If you happen to know the axle's…

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Answer 9

There are going to be 2 ways to find out what size spindle is on your Dexter 3500lb axles under your car trailer. First every Dexter axle manufactured after April 2001 will have a serial number stamped on the rear of the axle tube near the passenger…

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Answer 10

The axles we offer are available in 3 lengths. They are 60 inch, 72 inch, and 89 inches hub-face to hub-face, but I may have a solution for you. We do offer axle-less systems that are either bolted or welded to the trailer frame. This would replace…

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Answer 11

Given the information you provided, your 1995 Jayco 1006 ST has a Dexter Torflex #10 axle on it. The correct lift kit for that axle is the Torflex Lift Kit #K71-707-01. As you stated, this lift kit will not work with 3" high profile brackets.…

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Answer 12

Trailer manufacturers don't usually keep a good record of parts like these that they install at the factory, so the best way to determine the correct replacement bearings for your Jayco Eagle 10 is to simply pull a hub and check for the numbers.…

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