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-

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Jameson C.

11/7/2024

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

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Answer 1

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 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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Hey Michael, the leaf spring part #e66SR that you referenced would not work for you as it was designed for a much lighter 2,500 lb axle. So instead you'd want a leaf spring that was designed for 7k axles like the part #TRU52FR which is similar in…

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Hey Thomas, well I know exactly what you are talking about and the correct replacement spring you would want is the EMCO part #TRU52FR which is 25-1/4 inches long and is for a 7k rated axle. Did you break yours or did they wear out?

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Answer 5

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 6

Hello Mike, Great question! You can tell your toy hauler trailer's leaf springs are worn out by looking for several visual and performance-related signs. Visually, worn springs may appear flat or even bowed downward, rather than having their…

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Answer 7

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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Hey Richard! How did you measure your current leaf springs to get the 25-1/2" eye to eye measurement? We recommend jacking one side of the trailer up to get the weight off of them before measuring because they stretch out quite a bit over years…

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Answer 9

Is your axle an 8k axle or is it a 4k? If it is an 8k axle then you would want a spring like the part #e89FV but you would have to move in your current hangers. Did you measure your springs with the trailer's weight on the suspension or without?…

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Answer 10

Hey Jeff! I can help you find the right parts to upgrade everything but you're going to need to take some measurements. For the leaf springs, you will need to get the spring eye to spring eye measurement or the flat length as outlined in the…

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Answer 11

Hey Timothy, I know the temptation is to go with a higher rated spring since bigger is better. But in reality the correct rated spring will give you a better ride quality since the heavier the spring the stiffer it will be. So instead I would…

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Answer 12

Hey Richard! I went out to the warehouse and measured the leaf stack on the 7-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles - 24-7/8" Long item #EM28AJ. It measures 2-1/2" tall. If you have any additional questions feel free to throw…

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