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You can weld on new spring seats on your axle without compromising the integrity. So if you went with the part #8327826 you could install the new seats with part #TRSS300 which would be easier than moving the brackets on the trailer frame. The extra…
view full answer...The UFP hub that you've referenced isn't made any longer I don't believe, but we do have some options for you. From some previous customers, we've determined that the UFP H-1062-3 axle has a spindle that has #L44649 inner and outer…
view full answer...The UFP hub that you've referenced isn't made any longer I don't believe, but we do have some options for you. From some previous customers, we've determined that the UFP H-1062-3 axle has a spindle that has #L44649 inner and outer…
view full answer...To find the correct hub for your axle you typically need to find the part numbers for your bearings and grease seal, or the diameter of the different spots that they sit on your spindle. We actually have had a customer who sent this information in to…
view full answer...Based on what you have described and the measurements you have taken I do believe that slipper spring #e33SR is correct. The #e33SR length is 26-1/4 inches so the mid-point length of your existing spring is on par with that. The old springs have…
view full answer...The recommended clearance with leaf spring suspension on an unloaded trailer is between 2 - 2-1/2 inches. You should have sufficient clearance with your loaded trailer, as leaf springs only tend to deflect 1-1/2 inch when carrying a load.
view full answer...Trailer spindles are welded directly to the axle so to remove one it just needs to be cut off completely using a torch or saw. Then to replace the spindle such as with the EZ Lube #TRU37FR that you were looking at it's extremely important that it…
view full answer...Henschen has been out of business for about 12 years, so I wasn't able to find much information about your axles online. From what I saw in the forums, they used a standard spindle for a 3.5K axle, so it should use a L44649 outer and a L68149…
view full answer...The modern equivalent to the 20.5x8.0-10 size tires on your pontoon trailer is the 205/65-10 size, which would fit your existing wheels without issue. The highest rated trailer tire we have available in this size is the Kenda Loadstar K399 Bias…
view full answer...A true 1 inch spindle is a BT8 spindle, like #TRU94FR. The next closest one would be the BTR spindle which is commonly referred to as a 1-1/16 inch spindle, like #TRU44FR and is more common than the BT8. Both of these are typically used with 2,000 lb…
view full answer...Removing a damaged spindle is the easy part - it can be cut off with a torch or saw. But welding on a new one is another matter and requires the new spindle be welded exactly straight. It is actually easier to replace the entire axle with a new one…
view full answer...We have everything you would need, but just not in a kit at this time. For bearings you would need #02475 and #25580. Race #02420 and #25520. Then for a grease seal part #GS-2250DL. Based on all of these part numbers it looks like you have Kodiak kit…
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