Replacement Leafe Spring For a 2007 Stratos Boat Trailer

Updated 02/19/2026 | Published 02/12/2026

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4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 2,000-lb Trailer Axles - 26" Long

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Question:

I have a 2007 stratos boat trailer and it broke a leaf springs the other day when I jack it up to measure from center of bolt eye to center of bolt eye I come with 26¹½ inches what would you suggest i go back with

asked by: Mike M

Expert Reply:

Hey Mike.

Sorry to hear that happened to your springs. If you were measuring the broken ones it is likely that they have flattened out a bit. The closest that we have is 26" long eye to eye. I looked into your 2007 Stratos boat trailer and it looks like you should have 2k axles on there. The best spring we have for that set up is our etrailer part # e77SR.

How long have you had your trailer for?

expert reply by: Gwendolyn Y

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Mike W.

2/18/2026

Looks like you’re on the right track, but I learned the hard way that if you’re boat is 2500lbs +- get 2000 lbs springs and I suggest you replace lace them in pairs ( just my thoughts) so a pair of 2000lbs springs for up to 4000 lb pay load. Some miscommunication in first order and I got 1000lbs springs (2000) total payload. Sorry for such a long answer!

Gwendolyn Y.

2/19/2026

@MikeW We list our springs based off axle capacity to make it a little easier. So the spring I listed above is for a 2k axle so as a singular spring would be rated for 1k. You're also 100% right about replacing in pairs. If something happened to one side, its bound to happen to the other side soon.

Steve L.

2/18/2026

I have a smaller EZ Loader trailer and the whole process was pretty straight forward. It was easy to install the new leaf springs with just a few tools. I also like the ease with which Etrailer makes the process. Their customer service had been top notch in my dealings with them. Good Luck!

Gwendolyn Y.

2/19/2026

@SteveL Thanks for sharing, Steve! It's always a pleasure helping you out when you need us. How have the springs been holding up the past few years?