Replacement Rubber Shear Spring for MORryde on 2010 Jayco Designer 35RLTS

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I have a 2010 Jayco designer 35’ RLTS I need replacement rubber shear spring Suspension morryde if you could tell me what part number I need that would be grate thank you

asked by: David T

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Hi David; are you able to see a number on the existing shear springs? There are a wide variety of replacements so I will need some more information. For example, if you have an LRE, RS, or SRS with #16 embossed into the rubber of the spring you need the # MR35UR. If you have a #24 you need the # MR95UR and if it is a #20 you need # MR79UR. I attached a link below with all of our available replacements for your reference.

If your shear spring number doesn't match one of the ones we carry you will have to reach out to MORryde directly. They recently decided to only sell these parts directly so I am unable to add new replacement parts to our site.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Replacement #24 PT Rubber Shear Spring
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David T.

4/21/2025

There is a20 on the side of the one I pulled out I was told to order part#pt108-020 they don’t match

Robin H.

4/22/2025

@DavidT is it a 20 or literally "a20" on there? Do you have a picture you could send me? You will have to respond to the email that brought you to this page and attach it. What system is this a part of?

David T.

4/22/2025

@RobinH how do you attach pictures. I have several I can send you

Robin H.

4/23/2025

@DavidT by responding to the emails with the links for this page. You have to attach it in an email since they can't figure out how to add pictures in the comments.

Answer 1

Hey Rick, yes the 24 shear spring part #MR95UR does fit in place of the 16 you have and it has a stiffer spring characteristic. This would be what you are looking for it sounds like. The higher the number the higher the weight capacity axles it is…

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Answer 2

Hey Glenn, welcome back. I found some installation instructions for the Replacement #24 PT Rubber Shear Spring for MORryde Trailer and RV Suspension Systems item #MR95UR and have linked them below. You need a porta power or a ball joint press to…

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Answer 3

Hey Brian! To find the right replacement parts you will need to know your axle capacity and grab some measurements. The replacement springs will match up to your axle capacity which can be found on the axle tag. To measure, you can use the flat…

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Answer 4

We do a couple replacement shear springs available for you that may work depending on what you're needing. For instance, we do carry the Replacement #75 Rubber Shear Spring for MORryde Trailer and RV Suspension Systems #MR96UR, which will work…

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Answer 5

Hi Willie; the only difference between the two kits is that one is made for trailers with Correct Track installed. It sounds like you do not have this on your 2019 Jayco Pinnacle 38FLWS so you need the #MR79ZR. If you have Correct Track you need the…

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Answer 6

Hello Tom. The MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers #MR79ZR is for trailers with LRE suspension and rubber shear springs. It sounds like this is what you have, so please just confirm that your shackles are the 2-1/4" long…

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Answer 7

Hey Paul, You most likely could still pull the trailer if you really needed to even though the shear spring #MR35UR needs to be replaced, I just would make it a short trip and get it swapped out. A bad shear spring can lead to a rough ride quality…

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Answer 8

I called and spoke to the technician at Lippert about the gear packs. If the arms that attach to your slide out are 2 x 2 you will need Gear Pack part #LC281331. If the arms that attach to the slide out at 2.5 x 2.5 you can certainly use Gear Pack…

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Answer 9

We can tell you how to determine the correct replacement 6,000 lb leaf springs for your 5th wheel trailer, though don't have a way of knowing specifically what is on any one trailer. It's pretty simple though, as all you have to do is measure…

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Answer 10

The Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit #LC696740 that you referenced is close enough dimensionally to the Equa-Flex equalizer #LC279687 that you have now so it will fit and work well. Bushing come with this already pre installed, for bolts…

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Answer 11

While I have no way to look up what rubber shear springs you have on your 2013 Keystone Montana 3582RL here are the ones we currently carry you can compare yours to. Replacement #20 Rubber Shear Spring #MR79UR Replacement #75 Rubber Shear Spring…

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Answer 12

Besides the obvious design differences there isn't much difference in how the E-Z Flex and Equa-Flex #LC279687 work or how well each one works. If I had to quantify it I would say that the Equa-Flex would stiffen things up a little more compared…

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