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Is There MORryde CRE3000 that Could Fit Wheelbase of 31 inches  

Updated 06/08/2026 | Published 03/22/2022

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I measured from the center of my wheel hub to the center of the other wheel hub. I came up with 31. Am I measuring this correctly? What is the correct equalizer solution for us? I was looking at the CRE3000. My current shackles are 3 1/2inch would I stay with the same length? look forward to the reply

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The MORryde CRE3000 # MR87ZR could work for your trailer but you need to take one more measurement. On your current equalizer measure the distance between the lower bolt hole centers. If that distance is 6-1/2 inches or pretty close to that this will work great for you. It's very likely this will work for you and your longer shackle straps are the reason for the difference in wheelbase.

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John

6/2/2026

Hi, This question is Tom M. My trailer is a 2015 Outdoor Mfg. Black Rock 19B with a 6,200 GVWR I want to upgrade to cushioned equalizer and wet bolts. Axle specs: AL-KO T35B-H4 3,500 Twin 31" wheelbase. 55" hanger to hanger. 2.5" Shackle. Stock solid equalizer: 6" shackle bolt to shackle bolt. 3" center bolt to shackle bolt. 2.5" center bolt to center line between shackle bolts. Thanks, John B.

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Jameson C.

6/2/2026

@John are you wanting Tom to help you specifically or can I help?
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John

6/2/2026

@JamesonC, Hi, Didnt Phrase my opening sentence very well. Should have read, My question is similar to Tom's. I'd be very thankful if you could help me out with my suspension question. John B.
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Jameson C.

6/2/2026

@John the part # MR87ZR would be a great option that is close enough in dimension to fit and work great. Then for an upgraded shackle kit with wet bolts you'd want the part # MR46ZR and you'd be set.
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