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Weight Capacity of Dexter P-12 Model SLR Axle  

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Dexter P-12, model SLR , S# D5661787 Axle weight rating I have an axle with the above info on the tag. I cant seem to figure out exactly what the rating is on this axle, but guessing something like 2,500 - 3,500 lbs. Thx for any help you can provide.

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I reached out to my contact at Dexter Axle who said that your axle is rated for 3,500 lbs and it uses inner bearing # L68149, outer bearing # L44649, and the grease seal # 58846. All of these can be found in the kit # BK2-100 if you are needing to replace your bearings and seals.

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Trevor W.

4/7/2024

I have a dexter axle P15 SLR SN: 07187689 Can you point me in the right direction for brake assembly parts?

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Jon G.

4/9/2024

@TrevorW Your axle will have 7K brakes installed on it. We have a few replacement parts for that weight capacity but it's typically more cost-effective to purchase the whole assembly anyways. You can either let me know whether you have electric or hydraulic brakes and what part you need to replace, or you can use one of the following: - Electric Brakes # 23-464-465 - Hydraulic Brakes # AKFBBRK-7

Craig H.

11/9/2021

I have a Dexter P12 SLR SN D1896631 axle on a Featherlite trailer, it is not a leaf spring suspension. I need either new axles or spindles, but it seems to me that the spindles are fixed, so new axles would be the way to go. What would the replacement part be?

Les D.

11/11/2021

@CraigH I would like to help. What is going on that makes you feel that you need new axles?

Craig H.

11/11/2021

@LesD we have at least one cracked spindle. The spindles are losing threads and generally worn. The trailer is a 99 featherlite 24 ft enclosed. We have started losing trailer wheels, hubs and the inner bearing, when the trailer is on the road very dangerous situation. we have checked alignment and all good.

Les D.

11/30/2021

@CraigH we do not have a match for this. Sorry for the delay.

Yusho.m

11/2/2021

I have a Dexter Axle P-12 model SLR s/n D8057821 What's the Axle weight rating, and bearing part numbers?

Les D.

11/3/2021

@YushoM I reached out to my contact at Dexter Axle and found that the axle weight rating is 2500 pounds, and the bearing numbers are as follows. # L68149 inner bearing cone # L68111 inner bearing race # L44610 outer bearing race # L44649 outer bearing These can also be purchased in the # BK2-100 kit

Jon M.

6/1/2020

I was wondering what bearing kit, drums and brakes shoes for Dexter Axle P-12 Model SLR SN D-8459029.

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Chris R.

6/4/2020

Thanks for the info! I was able to obtain all the needed specs from Dexter with that serial number. For a full replacement hub assembly (with bearings included) you can use the 3,500 lb Dexter # 84546UC3-EZ will work perfectly. For brake assemblies I recommend the etrailer Kit # AKEBRK-35-SA.

Will S.

8/19/2021

@ChrisR I have a Dexter Axle P-12 model SLR s/n D8288541 What's the Axle weight rating, and bearing part numbers?

Victoria B.

8/27/2021

@WillS I reached out to Dexter with your serial number and found that the axle you have is rated for 2,000lbs. The inner and outer bearing are both # L44649. The # BK1-150 bearing kit includes two of these bearings plus races, grease seal, and a new cotter pin.

Donald S.

4/26/2020

I have a Dexter axle P-12, model SLR, serial number D5348073. I would like to know the weight capacity, and I also need bearings, seals, brake shoes and replacement drums.

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Chris R.

4/27/2020

I reached out to my contact at Dexter and with that serial number she was able to tell me that you have a 6,000 pound axle. It uses the # 15123 outer bearing and # 25580 inner bearing. For a full hub/drum replacement the Dexter # 42656 will work perfectly. Their records indicate it was equipped with hydraulic drum brakes so if this is still correct you can use part # bp04-164 for the Left Hand Shoe and part # bp04-162 for the Right Hand.

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