Lippert LC63PK Axle Replacement with an Over-Under Conversion Kit
Updated 10/16/2026 | Published 10/15/2026
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A need a beam axles for my rv i thinks is the LC63pk..but this one the axles is on the bottom of the springs..
asked by: Damian C
Expert Reply:
Hey Damian.
Thanks for the picture sir, helps tremendously. The axle you referenced # LC63PK is a match for your current axle. However, you will need an over-under conversion to keep the springs above the replacement axle. A good match for you is # K71-384-00 as it fits the replacement axles 2-3/8" tube and the 1-3/4" wide double eye springs. You will need one kit per axle you plan to replace.
Do you have any trips coming up that you’re hoping to have the trailer ready for?
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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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