Checking Out the 3-Leaf Slipper Spring w/ Flat End for 2,900-lb Trailer Axles Video

The closest axle we have to what you need is the part #20440I-EZ-60 which has very similar specs as what you need, but the spring center is off by one inch as it is 48 inches on this axle. The overall capacity is 2,000 lbs and the hub face to hub…

The closest leaf springs we have to what you're describing is part #e29SR. these are 30 inches from the center of the eye to the very end of the slipper end. One thing to keep in mind is your springs are going to be longer than they were when…

I may have a solution, but unfortunately we do not have a 32" long 4-leaf slipper spring. In addition to length, you also need the width and capacity when choosing replacement slipper springs. The leaf count doesn't matter. Assuming…

You can usually find the axle capacity on the tongue of the trailer where the VIN number is located. If that tag is missing, there is usually a tag on the axle that lists the capacity. If neither of these sources is available, there are guidelines…

Yes and no, a leaf spring with a lower capacity will provide a better quality ride than a leaf spring with a higher capacity but you will not want to make that part the lowest rated suspension component. Typically, we recommend choosing a leaf spring…

To properly measure your leaf springs you'll want to lift the trailer by the frame to take the weight off of the suspension and then measure from the center of the eyelet straight across the spring to the end of the slipper (pictured below). From…

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…

The recommended brackets to use with the Fulton fenders part #F008551 is the #CE26061G-2. I attached a picture that shows how a customer used these brackets with this fender for you to check out as well.

The longest 1-3/4" wide slipper spring we carry is 30" from the center eye hole to end of the flat slipper end. We have springs for 1,800lb #e29SR, 2,900lb #e49SR and 3,700lb #e89SR axles. With your axle diameter being 1-3/4" in…

Yes, since the wheels you have now attach to the hub using lug nuts you can go with a wheel that has a larger pilot hole than the previous wheels. You just can't go to a smaller pilot hole. A wheel that attaches using lug nuts centers on the hub…

To properly measure your broken leaf spring you will want to take a measurement from the center of the spring eye to the center pin on the leaf spring along the curve(measurement B in image). As this measurement will be the same no matter how worn…

Square axles can be tough to determine capacity. Often times the same spindle fits a range of axle capacities. The best way to determine the capacity is to get the inner and outer bearing numbers stamped into the metal of the bearings. Going by those…