Can SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs be Used on Slipper Spring Setups

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Will this product work with slipper spring suspension?i have 3500 lb. axle ,2 3/8inch round axle,thank you for your help

asked by: MATT P

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Yes, the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs part # TSS-107-40 that you referenced can be used with slipper springs and since you have 3,500 lb axles it would be exactly what you'd need as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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I forwarded your photo to the folks at Sumo Springs, and was told that as long as the spring mounts so its level and doesn't rock back and forth, you'll be just fine. From what's shown in your photo, everything looks like it's nice…

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The #TSS-107-40 will not work on spring plates wider than 4.25 inches. The total height with the spacers is 6.75 inches, and without the spacers is 5.75 inches. I have attached a review video link below.

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From the top of your U-Bolt plate to the top of the spring, the measurement is 6-3/4" with both spacers, 6-1/4" with one spacer, or 5-3/4" with no spacers for the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs #TSS-107-40. Since you want to set up…

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Answer 4

Hi James, You can swap out the leaf springs to help reduce wear but you'll most likely notice a little bit stiffer of a ride, but not enough to really matter. To find the correct replacement you'll first need to measure the leaf spring so…

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I measured the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs #TSS-107-40 and it will be either 6-3/4" with both spacers, 6-1/4" with one spacer, or 5-3/4" with no spacer when measured from the top of the U-Bolt plate to the top of the spring once…

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I spoke with my contact at SuperSprings to find out if this would present any issues for you. Although the amount of compression you are describing with the #TSS-107-40 installed is not ideal, they assured me that the system would still work as…

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The only compatibility issue I can see is if your shocks are mounted directly above the center of the leaf springs or the top bracket has been replaced to accommodate the shocks. If either of these are not an issue then the SumoSprings Trailer Helper…

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It is not normal for the breakaway switch on your travel trailer to be wired directly to the trailer battery. Instead, it should have its own battery. I recommend adding a breakaway kit like the #20400 along with a rechargeable 12V battery. This kit…

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SuperSprings recommends the #TSS-107-40, which is designed for 3000-5000 lb capacity axles. Once installed, the springs would sit so the top is 6-1/2 inches above the top of the spring pack. Two 1/2 inch thick spacers are included, so if one spacer…

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The SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs w/ Line Relocation Bracket - Single Axle - 3K to 5K - Overslung #TSS-107-40 you were looking at comes with both the right and left hand springs and all of the hardware needed to get them installed on your…

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Answer 11

Because they are maintenance free, less expensive and easier to install than shocks, I'd definitely recommend going with the SumoSpring option. They'll work with your existing leaf spring suspension to help dampen the suspension, but will…

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The SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs #TSS-107-40 are a great alternate solution to the Lippert Shock Kit that you mentioned when you don't have the needed tire to frame clearance. The jounce-style urethane springs will essentially act as shock…

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