4 Leaf 26″ x 2″ Slipper Spring for 3500 lb Axles

4 Leaf 26″ x 2″ Slipper Spring for 3500 lb Axles

The ML-030-00 slipper spring for 3500 lb Axles is designed to support trailers with 3500 lb axles, providing reliable and durable suspension. This high-quality slipper spring ensures a smooth ride and optimal performance for your trailer.

Features

• Number of Leaves: 4 leaf design provides excellent load distribution and stability under heavy loads.
• Width: 2 inches, providing ample surface area for even weight distribution.
• Steel Thickness: Built with varying thicknesses (1 at .360 inch and 3 at .323 inch) to maximize strength and durability.
• Free Length (C): 26.48 inches, ensuring a precise fit for your trailer’s axle system.
• Length (A) & Length (B): Dimensions of 11.93 inches and 15.94 inches respectively, providing the optimal balance between load-bearing capacity and flexibility.
• Arch Height: 3 inches arch height for superior support and stability.
• Bushing ID: 9/16 inch bushing inner dimension reduces friction and wear over time.

Product Specs

Use Cases

This slipper spring for 3500 lb Axles is ideal for a variety of trailer applications, including:

• Cargo Trailers: Perfect for hauling heavy loads like construction materials and equipment.
• Farm Trailers: Suitable for transporting agricultural supplies and machinery.
• Horse Trailers: Ensures safe transportation of livestock with a smooth ride.

Types of Trailers

This slipper spring for 3500 lb Axles should be used with the following types of trailers:

• Cargo Trailers: Especially those carrying heavy loads such as construction materials and equipment.
• Farm Trailers: Ideal for transporting agricultural supplies and machinery.
• Horse Trailers: Perfect for safe transportation of livestock.

How to Know if You Need to Replace Your Trailer Suspension Leaf Springs

Signs that your trailer suspension leaf springs need replacement include:

• Visible Damage or Wear: Cracks, corrosion, or broken leaves are clear indicators of wear.
• Noise During Operation: Increased rattling or squeaking can signify that the bushings or springs need attention.
• Uneven Wear on Tires: This could be a sign of misalignment due to worn-out suspension components.

How to Replace Your Trailer Suspension Leaf Springs

1. Preparation: Ensure you have all the necessary tools and safety equipment. Lift your trailer with a jack or hoist securely.
2. Lifting the Trailer: Use a reliable jack to lift one end of the trailer, ensuring it’s secure before proceeding.
3. Removing Old Springs: Loosen and remove all bolts securing the old leaf springs. Be cautious as springs can be under tension and may release suddenly if not handled properly.
4. Installing New Springs: Align the new slipper spring with the axle system, ensuring a secure fit before tightening all bolts.
5. Alignment Check: After installation, check your trailer’s alignment to ensure everything is back to its original settings.

Maintaining Your Trailer Suspension Leaf Springs

To keep your slipper springs in top condition:

• Regular Inspections: Check the leaf springs periodically for any signs of wear or damage.
• Lubrication: Apply a rust inhibitor or lubricant to prevent corrosion and ensure smooth operation.
• Alignment Checks: Regularly check your trailer’s alignment to avoid excessive stress on specific parts of the suspension system.