What Is The Difference Between The e35SR Axle And The 7461121-EB Axle?
Published 10/14/2026
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Question:
Besides the price, whats the difference in the e35SR axle and the 7461121-EB axle?
asked by: Loy C
Expert Reply:
Hey Loy, thanks for reaching out. The only difference between the # e35SR axle and the # 7461121-EB axle is the brand. The # e35SR is our etrailer brand which is made by AxleTek, and the # 7461121-EB is made by Dexter.
Dexter parts are generally priced higher than other brands. They are very good quality but, in a sense, you are paying extra for an established brand name. In my experience, the AxleTek parts are in the same category as Dexter quality-wise. So, doing the # e35SR is a great way to get a new axle assembly and save some $$$.
What kind of trailer are you servicing? Have you confirmed the 6,000 lb capacity and 95" hub face will fit your trailer?
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Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes - Easy Grease - 6 on 5-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 95" Long - 6,000 lbs
- Trailer Axles
- Leaf Spring Suspension
- Standard Grade
- Electric Brakes
- 6000 lbs
- 6 on 5-1/2 Inch
- 80 Inch Spring Center
- 95 Inch Hub Face
- No Drop or Lift
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Loy C.
10/14/2026
I'm pretty sure they're 6000 lb axles. When I bought it they said it is rated for 12k lbs. I did confirm the 95" hub face & the 80" spring center. Would there be any benefits for me to replace them with 7000 lb axles instead of the 6000 lb ones?