Parts Needed To Convert a Single Axle Jet Ski Trailer To Double Eye Leaf Springs
Updated 05/30/2024 | Published 05/26/2024 >
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Question:
I would like to convert a single jet ski trailer from slipper springs to a two eye spring. Distance between bolt holes is 20.5 inches. Current spring is 1.75in wide This is an old trailer, and the labels are long gone. I suspect being a single PWC trailer the rating is low- 1500-2000 lbs. Could you please advise on what would work well for me? Thank you Dan
asked by: Daniel O
Expert Reply:
The main issue you are going to have Dan is the rear spring mount is designed for allowing a 1-3/4" wide spring to sit inside the mount. You will need 2 different Rear Hangers # 93003-3X which allow the shackle bolts to mount on the outside of the hanger and be wide enough for the 1-3/4" double eye springs you will need. I recommend going with 2 of the 3-Leaf Double-Eye Springs # e84SR, the rear hangers above and the Wet Bolt Kit # K71-358-00.
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