Are Bushings Required with the Tandem-Axle Trailer Equalizer Kit # AP233

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dont these bolts need bushings?

asked by: Dale O

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The equalizers of the part # AP233 have bushings in them already. The leaf springs you would use these with would already have bushings as well most likely. Typically people do not need to buy bushings with this kit or with this kit plus leaf springs.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

In the past we've found that the trailers that have 31 inch wheelbases use the equalizer #TREQ104 so based on that the correct kit you'd need would be the part #AP233.

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Answer 2

The equalizers in trailer suspension hanger kit #AP233 are 5-3/4 inches long measured from the center of one spring eye to the center of the other spring eye. I have included a picture illustrating this for you.

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Answer 3

The correct Dexter Heavy-Duty Suspension Kit for a 2010 Keystone Cougar 5th Wheel is part #K71-449-00. That said, if you are looking for a true upgrade I recommend going with the Dexter E-Z Flex Suspension Kit part #K71-653-00 since the cushioned…

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Answer 4

With the information you provided on your current equalizers having 7-3/4" center on center you would need Dexter Heavy-Duty Suspension Kit Item #K71-449-00 for tandem axles with 35" spacing. Item #K71-359-00 would not be compatible because…

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Answer 5

The wet bolts that come with the Dexter Heavy-Duty Tandem-Axle Trailer Suspension Kit #K71-449-00 are not splined. They are totally smooth. I attached a picture of what they look like. Splines are typically used for studs to help prevent it from…

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Answer 6

The recommended minimum clearance between gooseneck trailer overhang and truck bed rails is 4-6 inches. I'd recommend 6 inches but a lot of people get by with just 4. Ideally you have at least 6 inches of clearance and the trailer is sitting…

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Answer 7

The easiest way to determine the correct replacement parts for your trailer's suspension is by simply measuring its existing components. Looking at one of your current equalizers, you will want to measure from the center of the front hole to the…

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Answer 8

Nope! The beauty of the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit #K71-384-00 is that you're simply moving the axle below the leaf spring and you don't have to grind off or weld anything on. I have attached the installation…

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Answer 9

Based on your trailer axle circumference being 7-1/2 inches that would indicate the diameter is 2-3/8 inches and the over under kit part #K71-384-00 that you referenced would fit.

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Answer 10

Thank you for purchasing from etrailer! You did a great job selecting compatible parts. When using Leaf Springs #e64SR with the #AP233 Equalizer Kit and the #H248 Hanger Kit, there should be 29-1/2" between the front and center hangers and…

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Answer 11

Yes, leaf springs must be replaced in pairs which is why one side left go and then the other shortly after. In regards to the stent you get on a full set of leaf springs, there are really a ton of variables present here so it is hard to predict.…

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Answer 12

Can you please send me a photo of your equalizer and how it is positioned on the axle? As long as the shackle straps are facing the correct direction (see photo) and the equalizer is not contacting the trailer frame then I don't see an issue. The…

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Are Bushings Required with the Tandem-Axle Trailer Equalizer Kit # AP233

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