Replacement Axle With 57-1/2" Hub Face Measurement and 46-1/2" Spring Center Spread

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I am looking for a axle replacement with hub assembly to include bearings and seals, 5 on 4.5. The Hub to Hub can be 57- 58inch and the center to center spring is 46.5. Do you have one of these in stock?

asked by: Berlon B

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The CE Smith Trailer Axle # CE33201GA-HUB matches exactly what you are looking for. This axle has a hub face spread measurement of 57-1/2" and the spring center to spring center is 46-1/2". It also includes the idler hubs with bearings and seals for a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern.

This will attach with the U-Bolt Kit # CE23102.

expert reply by: Bud M

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