Best Sumo Springs For 2024 Open Range Roamer 364BSH

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I have an Open Range Roamer 364BSH 2024 and Will like to add the Summo springs to my two axles. Which model of the Summo Springs would be the appropriate to get? Thanks

asked by: Camilo H

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Hello Camilo, thanks for reaching out. For your 2024 Open Range Roamer 364BSH I recommend the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs # SS33HR. These are made for axles rated between 5,000-lbs and 8,000-lbs. I am not sure exactly what axles are on your camper since that info is not listed online, but since your GVWR is 13,500 lbs your axles must be rated for something like 7,000 lbs apiece. I do suggest that you check your axle tag to verify the weight capacity but as long as it is between 5K and 8K, the # SS33HR will work great. Also note these springs are for underslung axles, meaning the leaf spring pack sits underneath the axle like in the diagram below. Please verify this while you are at it as well. If you want to drop your axle capacity in the comments below I am happy to get back to you and confirm fitment. Also, keep in mind you will need to order two kits since you have two axles.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Camilo

2/16/2025

Hi Jesse, hope you are doing well. I just verify and i need the overslung and the axels are 6K; I'm going to place the order for the SS26MV. Also I'm planning to repack my bearings soon and was thinking to get the seals and a couple of bearings in case some are bad. For the 6K Dexter axels which seal and bearing s would you recommend me? Thanks.

Jesse M.

2/20/2025

@Camilo Yes, the # SS26MV is correct for your 6K overslung axles. For a the bearings I recommend the # BK3-110 bearing kit. This comes with both bearings, races, seal and cotter pin. I do recommend you measure the ID of your seal and confirm it is the 2.125". Some 6K axles use a 2.250" ID seal. In this case you would use the # BK3-100 kit instead. Let me know if there is anything else I can do.

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Answer 2

Hello again, Camilo. We will undoubtedly have a bearing kit for you, but I am afraid there is no way to look up your 5th wheel to know exactly what bearings you will need. Bearings are fitted by the axle weight capacity, and sadly this is not listed…

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Answer 3

We have two bearing kits that could fit for your Dexter 6,000 lb axles. The difference is the seal size. The part #BK3-100 is the kit that has the correct bearings and a seal with an inner diameter of 2.25 inches. This is most likely what you need.…

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Since you have a 5,200 lb underslung axle the correct SumoSprings kit would be the part #SS33HR as the kit you mentioned would be rated too low. Normally you would install this on the front side of the axle. We have also confirmed that this works…

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Answer 12

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