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Hey Brian, thanks for reaching out! The measurements you have are similar to the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 4,400-lb Trailer Axles #DX95CR so it sounds like your leaf springs aren't flattening out as of yet. If you drive on some pretty rough…
view full answer...Grease caps just pop out and in. The best way to get them out is to pry them with a flat head screw driver or tap them from side to side with a hammer. To install new ones, you simply gently hammer them in. Normally I use a short piece of 2x4, to…
view full answer...I reached out to my contact at Dexter and was able to get the wheel bearing numbers you need for your 1999 Jayco Pop-Up Camper. The inner bearing is #L68149 and the outer bearing is #L44649. I recommend getting the complete kit which is Bearing Kit…
view full answer...With your 7,000LB Lippert axles already having a zerk fitting on the end they are designed to use the Grease Cap #TRU66FR to easily access the grease zerk. While the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors 1.98" #BB1980A are to small for your hub we do…
view full answer...Thank you for providing that information. Leaf springs like the ones you have now typically match the axle capacity on your trailer. Although adding leaf springs with a slightly higher capacity won't hurt, it also is not necessary. Based on the…
view full answer...To measure a bolt pattern it will always be from center of bolt hole not the outside of the bolt hole. If you have a bolt pattern with an even number of lugs you will measure from center of one bolt hole to center of the bolt hole directly across…
view full answer...When choosing a replacement leaf spring for your trailer suspension you will want to choose a leaf spring that is compatible with your hangers and that has the proper weight capacity rating. I have attached a link to our available selection of leaf…
view full answer...The 8-14.5 tires will be 1" wider than your current 7-14.5 tires so you'll be losing 1/2" of sidewall clearance to your fender. I recommend having at least 1" of clearance to the sidewall so it would be best to stick with 7-14.5…
view full answer...The rim sizes don't match so a 14-inch trailer tire like you are interested in will not fit on a 14.5-inch wheel. The tire will be too small. So, you'd have to swap your wheels with the tires with the part #TTWA14RWS as long as you have a…
view full answer...What you have on your trailer is called a 5 spoke utility hub, like part #8-174-5UC3. They're pretty common on mobile homes so I'm guessing this is where your axle came from. This is also evidenced by your 8-14.5 tires since they're often…
view full answer...Trailer wheels that are 14.5 inches in diameter are hard to find as half sizes like this are not common at all. The overall diameter of the tire size 7-14.5 is 27.7 inches. The most similar diameter trailer tire size is the 205/75-15 which has a…
view full answer...Thanks for the information on your trailer. For your axle with brakes I recommend the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 5,200-lb and 6,000-lb E-Z Lube Axles - 12" - 6 on 5-1/2 #AKHD-655-6-EZ-K if you have the spindles with the integrated grease…
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