What Hub/Drums Are Recommended for Timbren 3,500 lb Axle Less System
Question:
I notice that you have separate Timbren Axles for Off-Road and Regular Tires. What is the difference in the axles? I'm assuming the spindles may be longer for Off-Road tires? If so what are the dimensions of the different axles for the two tire types? Thank you,
asked by: Bob T
Expert Reply:
The Timbren 3.5k Axle Less System part # ASR35HDS02 that you referenced does require higher capacity hubs than what you currently have.
For a hub/drum that is the same as your current hubs you would want the part # 8-201-9UC3-EZ. This hub comes with the correct fitting bearings for the Timbren axle spindle.
For brake assemblies you would then want the part # 23-465 for the right hand side and part # 23-464 for the left hand side.
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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 12" - Left Hand - 7,000 lbs
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Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Assembly - 12" - Right Hand - 7,000 lbs
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Bob T.
9/21/2017
I notice that you have separate Timbren Axles for Off-Road and Regular Tires. What is the difference in the axles? I'm assuming the spindles may be longer for Off-Road tires? If so what are the dimensions of the different axles for the two tire types? Thank you,