Replacement Axle for a 3,500 lbs Dexter 8459488 Axle w/a 86.5" Hub Face and a 68.5" Spring Center
Updated 08/24/2026 | Published 08/23/2026 >
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I am looking for a dexster electric brake axle 3500 pound for my travel trailer dexster number is 8459488
asked by: Larry D
Expert Reply:
Hey Larry, thanks for the information! To replace your Dexter axle, I recommend the Lippert Trailer Axle Beam with Super Lube Spindles item # LC63PK. Your Dexter pn 8459488 axle has a 86.5" hub face and 68.5" spring seat measurement so this axle will be a comparable replacement. We do not carry a Dexter axle that matches your pn 8459488 specifications.
The Lippert Axle item # LC63PK has spring seats mounted in the underslung position and 4-bolt brake flanges installed. You'll be able to reuse your existing hubs and brake assemblies with the new axle. If your axle is mounted below your leaf springs, you'll also need the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit item # K71-384-00.
The Over-Under Conversion Kit item # K71-384-00 will allow you to convert the spring seats on the Lippert Axle item # LC63PK so you can mount the replacement axle item # LC63PK below your leaf springs. We don't carry axles with the spring seats installed for an overslung setup and you can't weld on new ones to the other side because of the bend in the axle. This kit will also replace your old U-Bolts so you don't need to worry about buying new ones to replace them.
If your axle is currently mounted above your leaf springs, I also recommend picking up two of the Lippert U-Bolt and Nut Kit for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles item # LC27RP and two of the U-Bolt Plate item # TRTP238175. The U-Bolts on your axle will need to be replaced when you install the Lippert Trailer Axle Beam item # LC63PK. The bolts and nuts are only meant to be torqued down upon the initial installation. The hardware likes to fatigue and bend so you won't be able to torque the old ones to the right specs.
The Lippert U-Bolt and Nut Kit for 3,500-lb Trailer Axles item # LC27RP should be torqued between 45 ft/lbs and 70 ft/lbs.
What kind of trailer do you have and what do you use it for? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

Larry D.
8/24/2026
This is. It a 3 inch axle as the one that is on it

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Lippert Trailer Axle Beam with Super Lube Spindles - 86.5" Long - 2,500 lbs to 3,500 lbs
- Trailer Axles
- Leaf Spring Suspension
- Standard Grade
- No Hubs
- 3500 lbs
- Spindles Only
- 68-1/2 Inch Spring Center
- 86-1/2 Inch Hub Face
- No Drop or Lift
- Lippert
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Larry D.
8/23/2026
It is a highland ridge openrange rl2710 springs are above axle