Curved Equalizer Coating Type and Bushing Outer Diameter
Updated 05/01/2023 | Published 04/26/2023
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My project is a tandem boat trailer. Im interested in Equalizer #A2252CB-GALV. Q1: Is it galvanized? Q2: All the hangers are welded and have 1/2 bolts, not 9/16. So, I will need to replace the middle equilizer bushing. What is the bushing OD? Thanks for your help
asked by: Kenneth P
Expert Reply:
The Curved Equalizer for 1-3/4" Double Eye Spring # A2252CB-GALV is not galvanized but it has a powder coat finish which is pretty standard when it comes to trailer suspension parts.
The OD of the 9/16" bushing is 11/16" so to replace that with a 1/2" ID bushing you'll need the part # TRBU11506.
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Curved Equalizer for 1-3/4" Double Eye Spring - 7-3/4" Long - 9/16" Hole
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- Standard Equalizer
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- Double Eye Springs
- 7-3/4 Inch Long
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