Replacement Leaf Spring for 7k Axle that is 25-1/4 inch

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Will these replace 6 leaf 7000 axle springs that are 25 1/4 eye to eye

asked by: Darrell

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Hey Darrel, we actually have exactly what you are looking for with the part # TRU52FR which is for a 7k axle and is 25-1/4 inch from eye to eye. This is also a 6 leaf spring as well. The spring you referenced would be too short.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Darrell

11/7/2024

I am looking for 8000# springs-

Jameson C.

11/7/2024

@Darrell Gotcha, to use the spring you mentioned you'd need to have your hangers moved in closer.

Answer 1

Hi Travis; those look pretty flat so I don't think 26" would do it either. The 25-1/4" long #EM86RB you ordered will be a better fit. Completely flat these would have a similar measurement at just over 26" which is in line with…

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Answer 2

Hello Steve, thanks for reaching out. In my honest opinion, leaf springs are leaf springs. There is not going to be a noticeable difference in quality or longevity between the different brands. As long as the length of the spring is correct and the…

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Answer 3

Hey Levi, when picking out trailer leaf springs you want to base it off the axle capacity of the trailer and the length. You want to go with a spring that's about 1/4 inch shorter in length than one of your old springs when there isn't a load…

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Answer 4

Hi Greg; leaf springs aren't typically used to raise a trailer. However, if the #EM28AJ matches your current leaf spring measurements, and your current leaf springs are 3-leaf, and the leaf springs are sitting on top of the axle, that would push…

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Answer 5

Hey Bradley, in the leaf spring size you have of 26 inch the highest capacity option we have is the part #e94SR which is rated for a 6k axle. If you wanted to go to a higher rating you'd have to look into moving your suspension hangers. Like if…

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Answer 6

Hello Jason, The Dexter 072-098-02 are 25" long, 3,500 lb double-eye leaf springs, and while we don't have those specifically, we do have a similar option with the 25-1/8" long 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles #e54SR.…

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Answer 7

Yes, The Dexter #DX74XR will work as a direct replacement for the Dexter 072-100-01 you were looking at. These are the same length, capacity, spring count, and both use bronze bushings. It looks like the Dexter 072-100-00 uses a weird rubber bushing…

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Answer 8

If you check out the sticker or plate on the pin box of your trailer currently there will be a model number listed that will help us identify what pin box you have and then from there pick out the correct Goose Box. If not there is a way you can…

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Answer 9

The Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter part #RP85FR is just simply the updated version of the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter part RP94623. The new updated version features an improved…

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Answer 10

First off by moving to heavier leaf springs you will cause the trailer to want to bounce more which could cause another set of issues. To ensure the length of the springs are correct I can use the information off the axle tag located on the center of…

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Answer 11

In order to find the model number on the Furrion 2-in-1 Range Oven part #FSRE21SABL you will need to pull this out away from the cabinets and then look on the left hand side of the unit for a white sticker with barcode which should then display the…

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Answer 12

Hey Joe, thanks for the information! To replace your Dexter 072-079-01 leaf springs, I recommend the 7-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles item #EM28AJ. This is a 4,000 lbs leaf spring designed for 8,000 lbs axles. It's got 7-leafs…

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