Idler Trailer Axle Shaft Spring Axles 6000lbs With 6 Lug Hub Drum

Trailer Spring Axles 6000lbs

Feature of Trailer Axis

• Replace axles from Dexter, AL-KO, Hayes, Lippert, Rockwell USA, and almost any other brand.
• The axle has been fully assembled
• The axle is pre wired in the axle tube.
• Equipped with high-temperature axle lubricating grease.
• Quick lubricating grease.
• The Zerk accessory on the spindle uses a rubber plug on the hub cover to simply lubricate the bearings.
• Lubricate the axle without removing the entire hub.
• Bottom suspension - The bottom of the axle is welded with a spring seat (the axle is located at the top of the spring)
• This allows for a decrease in ride height. For optimal usage, please use it together with a double hole spring
• High strength Camber angle steel axle tube structure ensures uniform tire wear and longer tire service life.Powder coated black.

Hub Face	95"
Spring center	80"
Capacity Per Axle (LBS)	6000lbs
Hubs/drums	6 Stud hub drum
PCD	139.7mm
Size	1/2" UNF
Tube	3" hollow tube.

How to Measure Axles Correctly?

Hub Face (HF):

measure from one end of the axle where the lug bolts protrude out from to the other end at the same point. This is the Hub Face.

Spring Center (SC):

Measure from the middle of the spring on one axle to the center of the other spring on the same axle.

There should be about a 15" difference between the Hub Face and the Spring Center measurement. (7-1/2" each side

The most important measurement is from the center of the spring to the center of the spring. Do you want to place the spring in the center of the trailer frame

How To Measure Your Bolt Pattern？

With that information, you’ve got the first part of your bolt pattern worked out. The number of studs should always be the preliminary step of researching the bolt pattern, which you’ll see on any product listing.In this case, you know you have a 6-ear wheel, but what is the second number? This is the diameter of the circle formed by the center of the wheel lug. It can appear in inches or millimeters, so it's important to know which one you're looking at.The bolt pattern of 4-6 and 8 lugs can be measured from the center of the stud to the center of the stud directly opposite it. The 5 lug bolt pattern is a bit difficult to measure, but you can easily complete it according to the following diagram.