The Ramp Spring # RS16933RH for right hand and # RS16933LH for left hand are the only ramp springs of this type that we offer. Each ear is about 3-3/4" long when measured from coil to tip, or 5-1/4" when measured from the center of the coil to the tip. Each Spring has 6 full coils and 2 partial end coils that terminate at the spring ends. Unfortunately, we do not offer anything with longer ears. view full answer...
Hey Matt, it would be pretty difficult to install two of the ramp door springs part # 362SA7 at the same time so it's going to be best to just use the one. You most likely will find that you don't have to have it fully wound to get enough spring to make lifting the ramp easier but you could potentially wind it tighter at that point to get it to help lift even more. view full answer...
Hey Jeff, so you are going to want the higher rated SumoSprings kit part # SSR-127-54 over the lower rated one because you are on the higher end of the weight capacity of your truck. In other words you have so much weight in the bed of your truck, in your truck, plus the tongue weight of your truck that you'd need as much support as you can get.
Now with that said if you have a properly rated weight distribution system that is is setup properly and you are still seeing one inch of suspension... view full answer...
Hi Daniel,
I was able to Google the correct tail lights for your trailer and while we don't have a ramp, here is what you need for tail lights. I know you said right tail light, but 'll go ahead and list out both the driver and passenger side options in case you need both at some point.
- Passenger Side: LED Trailer Combination Tail Light # STL38RB
- Driver Side: LED Trailer Combination Tail Light # STL39RB view full answer...
Hello Robert. It sounds like you are trying to convert your trailer over to leaf spring suspension. Does your trailer currently use a torsion axle? Because leaf spring suspension cannot be added to a torsion axle. If it is just a straight rectangle axle, it is possible to add leaf spring suspension.
Spring seats would need to be welded to the axle. We do not offer any spring seats for a square axle, but a spring seat like part # TRSS300 could potentially be modified to fit. You will also... view full answer...
Hey Roger, so with both spacers used the overall height of the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs part # TSS-107-40 is 6-3/4 inches. So since you have 8 inches between your leaf spring and frame that would mean that there would be a gap of 1-1/4 inches. Ideally the SumoSprings is between 1/4 and 1/2 inch taller than the gap so a spacer of 1-1/2 inch welded on your trailer frame would be ideal. view full answer...
Hi Ryan,
If your leaf springs sit on top of your axles then you'll need the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs w/ Line Relocation Bracket # SS26MV. If your leaf springs sit below the axles then you'll need the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs w/ Line Relocation Bracket # SS33HR.
Timbren does offer a few different options for leaf spring suspensions but you won't be able to use both the SumoSprings and Timbrens because they both mount in the same spot. If your leaf springs sit on top... view full answer...
Hey Bill, sorry to hear about all the trouble you're having but after looking at the pictures you sent in I'd have to agree with the tech. I think you're going to need to up your springs to a beefier set like the 7-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 8,000-lb Trailer Axles # DX74XR.
These springs, since they'll be bigger than the ones you have now, shouldn't go flat causing your tires to rub. The only way these would flatten would be if the trailer is overloaded, but since you're saying the trailer... view full answer...
The only bolt-on hangers we have for 1-3/4" slipper springs come from CE Smith:
- Front # CE14016G
- Rear # CE14017G
Attached are some review videos for you to check out! view full answer...
If you are talking about flipping your axle so it mounts below your leaf springs then yes! You should definitely take this opportunity to install an axle flip kit. There is no better time then right now. If this is not what you are talking about then feel free to email me directly with some more information!
There are two options to install an axle flip kit which one you need is going to depend on the thickness of your trailer's axle. I have listed both options below:
2-3/8" Diameter... view full answer...
The ST200 turret for the # 5AS16K has been discontinued. You may be able to find it still but I wasn't able to when I ran a quick search. At this time, the only Sidewinder we offer that fits the 1621 is the # RP34FR. Also, you aren't hearing from Reese because they're owned by First Brands now. Ever since this change the wait times on the phone are extremely long and many of their parts are gone or on indefinite backorder.
The # RP34FR will help with clearance but it won't do anything... view full answer...
Hi there Chad; there are actually not any 3,500 lb axles with an 89 inch hub face to hub face measurement that does not have spring seats welded on. The ones we offer do have the spring seats welded on at 74 inches apart. That said, if you need spring seats at a measurement different than the 74 inch spacing you can have new ones welded on with the Spring Seat # TRSS238.
We don't have two axle kits with suspension but there are a couple options for 89 inch, 3,500 lb axles with hub and... view full answer...
Hey Tony, so if your trailer has a leaf spring axle and the leaf springs are mounted under the axle then you could use the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-384-00, which would move the springs to the top of the axle giving you the height difference equal to the diameter of your axle, plus the thickness of your springs.
If you have torsion axles you'd need to let me know what kind you have and I'll see if we have a lift kit. For example, if you had #11 Torflex axles... view full answer...
No, sorry Dan you can not. We have all the parts you need to move the spring seats on the Dexter Trailer Idler Axle w/ Hubs item # 20545I-EZ-72-10 you were looking at but we do not install them. You will need two of the Spring Seat for Typical 2,000-lb, Round Trailer Axles item # TRSS175 for a 1-3/4" diameter axle. view full answer...
Hey Scott, the correct SumoSprings kit for your 2019 Keystone Cougar Half Ton would be the part # TSS-107-40 based on the GVWR I found online for your trailer. view full answer...
Hi Sandra; does your Jayco 23B have standard, round axles (we have no way of knowing which axles any trailer has, which is why I ask)? Assuming it does, and and the axles are 3,500 lb, 2-3/8" diameter axles you can use the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-384-00.
This puts the trailer's leaf springs to the top of the axle and will raise it the same amount as your axle's diameter plus the height of the leaf spring pack. Another option, even if your leaf springs are... view full answer...
Yes, the SumoSprings # CSS-1094F and # SS36EV can be used simultaneously on your 2023 Ford Bronco. They install in completely different locations so they won't interfere with each other and will work together to add additional support. Just to be clear, the # CSS-1094F is for the front axle. If you were wanting to add these to the rear and have the 4WD model you would need the # CSS-1168R instead. view full answer...
Hello Jim. Our best option for lifting your 2004 Coleman pop-up camper is the Correct Track Trailer Alignment and Lift Kit # LC87120. This will allow you to raise the ride height by either by 1-1/4" or 2-1/4" depending on what bolt holes you use. This kit will also help to align your axle which can help with ride quality.
It is important to note that the Correct Track # LC87120 will only work on trailers with double-eye leaf springs. Also, there must be at least 2-5/8" between the I-beam... view full answer...
Hey Jerry, yes we have the wet bolt part # 126B2 which can be used with the leaf spring part # DX74XR that you referenced. This is the correct diameter and length needed. view full answer...
Hey Lisa,
To find the correct SumoSprings for your 2024 Alliance RV Delta 252RL you'll need to first check the axle capacity and see if the leaf springs sit above (overslung) or below (underslung) the axles. With the GVWR of your trailer being 8,250lb you most likely have 3,500lb axles so you'd need one of the following kits:
Overslung # TSS-107-40
Underslung # TSS-106-40 view full answer...
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