Idler Trailer Axle Shaft Spring Axles 3500lbs With 5 Stud Hub Drum

Trailer Spring Axle 3500lbs

This trailer axle can be used for cargo trailers, Lowboy trailers, multi-purpose trailers, boat trailers, barbecue pit trailers, horse trailers, cow trailers, dump trailers, car trailers, custom trailers, and more.

Hub Face	89"
Spring center	74"
Capacity Per Axle (LBS)	3500lbs
Hubs/drums	5 Stud Hub Drum
PCD	114.3mm
Size	1/2" UNF
Tube	2-3/8" hollow tube,10inch electric brake and drum

Features of Trailer Spring Axle

How To Maintain Your Trailer Axles For Optimal Performance

Regularly inspect the axles

It is important to regularly inspect the axles of a car. This will help ensure that they are in good condition and able to support the weight of the trailer appropriately. The axle is responsible for carrying the weight of the trailer and transmitting power to the wheels. If their condition is not good, it may lead to handling and braking issues.

Keep the area around the axle clean and free of debris

If you want to extend the service life of the trailer axle, it is important to keep the area around the axle clean and free of debris. This will help prevent corrosion and other damage that may occur when dirt accumulates on the axles.To clean the area around the trailer axle, simply use a hose to remove any accumulated dirt. You can also use pressure washers to remove any stubborn buildup

Lubricate the hub bearings as needed

If you have a trailer with axles, it is important to maintain bearing lubrication. This will help extend the service life of the bearings and maintain the smooth operation of the trailer axle.

Regularly check the suspension components for wear

By regularly inspecting the suspension components of the trailer axle, you can determine the wear condition before it becomes a serious problem.When checking the suspension components of a trailer, you need to pay attention to the following points. Firstly, check the spring for any signs of wear or corrosion. Then, ensure that all bolts and nuts are tightened and in good condition.

Immediately replace worn parts.

The following are some signs indicating that it is time to replace the trailer axle:1. Your trailer is starting to sag in the middle. This is a sign of wear on the axle bearings.When you pull the trailer, you begin to feel more vibrations. This may be a sign of damage or wear to the axle bearings or wheel hub components.3. You noticed uneven wear on your tires. This may be caused by positioning issues, which can usually be resolved by replacing the axle assembly.