Correct Lift Kit for Dexter Torflex #11 Axle on Airstream Tandem Axle Trailer

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Hi I would like to confirm this is the correct lift kit for my 2012 30ft airstream intl. the axles have a sticker that states DEX#1589714 HF=86.75 OB=67.07 SA22DRT P12 - Fremont

asked by: Stuart G

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Thanks for that photo and based on that you do have a #11 Dexter Torflex axle on your Airstream tandem axle trailer.

I can confirm that the correct lift kit for a tandem axle trailer with a #11 Torflex axle is the Torflex Lift Kit # K71-724-02.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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