Do You Have a Replacement Axle Rated for 2K with 72" Hub Face and 59 1/2" Spring Center?

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Hi My trailer axle rated at 2000 lb - 4 bolt 72/59.5 would there be a replacement for it ?

asked by: Philip

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Hello Philip,

We don’t have an exact match for your specifications. The closest option we carry is the axle you were looking at: Trailer Axle with Idler Hubs - 4 on 4 Bolt Pattern - 72" Long - 2,000 lbs # e62YR. The 72" hub face matches your requirement, but the spring center is 58", not the 59.5" you’re looking for.

You could still make it work by welding on new spring seats, such as part # TRSS175.

What kind of trailer is this going on?

expert reply by: Kate F

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Philip

8/12/2025

It’s a 18ft boat trailer.

Kate F.

8/13/2025

@Philip You can usually get away with the hub face being slightly different, but the spring center needs to be precise since that is where you frame is going to sit. Just got our boat back 3 weeks ago after having to wait on a new motor for 7 weeks, the unexpected "bill out another thousand (boat)" is never fun, but worth it when you have those tight lines!

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