What Does The 4 Inch Drop On ASR2KHDS09 Refer To?
Updated 09/29/2025 | Published 05/15/2025
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RE: Axle less suspension: -What does the 4 in. refer to on the Timbren system? Is it bottom of trailer frame to center of hub with-out trailer load?
asked by: Royal M
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Expert Reply:
Hey Royal,
The 4 inch drop in those Timbren Axle-less Suspensions doesn't really reflect the distance from the frame. It is referring to how much lower the trailer would sit to the ground. If you were to use these it would lower your trailer by 4 inches.
Are you needing it to sit lower or are you looking for more clearance from the ground?
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Nick S
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Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension - Heavy Duty - Long Spindle w/ 4" Drop - 4 Bolt - 2K
- Trailer Axles
- Rubber Spring Suspension
- Standard Grade
- No Hubs
- 2000 lbs
- Spindles Only
- Universal Fit
- Drop - 4 Inch
- Timbren
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Nick S.
9/29/2025
Hey Royal, Did you decide if you want your trailer to sit lower with the Timbren Axle-less Suspension, or are you looking for more ground clearance? I'm curious because your experience could help others make a decision.