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Will MORryde Alltrek 4000 Cushioned Equalizer Lift Trailer Suspension  

Updated 05/26/2026 | Published 05/26/2025

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I have a cougar 25RDS with 33” wheelbase. I’d like a little lift in addition myo a smoother ride. Will the All Trek 4000 increase the suspension height much?

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Hey LJ, most likely the MORryde Alltrek 4000 part # MR89DR is going to add a little bit of height to your trailer suspension but it depends on the height of your current equalizers. These are 4-1/2 inches vertically from the top hole center down to the bottom hole centers which is probably taller than what you have but you'd need to measure what you have now. Most of the time this dimension is around 2 inches or so.

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Jameson C
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Jameson C.

9/12/2025

Hey LJ, did you get a chance to measure your current equalizers to see if the Alltrek 4000 would give you the lift you're looking for? I'm eager to know how it worked out for you, as it could help others with similar trailers.

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Sean

3/10/2026

I’m interested in purchasing this for red or high quality and to raise my camper a bit. I have a 2021 Arctic wolf Cherokee Limited 286BH Fifth Wheel. Will this set up work on my camper?

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Jameson C.

3/10/2026

@Sean Can you measure the distance between your axles on center and get back to me? The part # MR89DR is for if that distance is 33 inches or the part # MR29DR for 35 inch wheelbase.
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Zappers

5/23/2026

So if my exciting equalizer measures 2” like you said is the case most of the time, will the lift be the difference from the 4.5”? Basically 2.5” of lift?

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Jameson C.

5/26/2026

@Zappers It would be half the extra height of the taller equalizer since the other side of the leaf spring stays at same current height.

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