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I can certainly point you in the right direction. This will be a tricky one, as the Dexter 5,200 lb axles can use more than one seal size. We do not have the ability to pull an OEM build sheets to see what parts they installed at the factory so we…

The bearing kit you are looking for is the part #BK3-310. This includes the bearings and seals you mentioned so it would be exactly what you need.

The 5-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 6,000-lb Trailer Axles part #e34SR would be perfect for you as the extra capacity means the trailer won't sag as much and the extra leaf will give you more tire clearance. This spring also has a…

Thanks for the additional information! It is always recommended to replace all your leaf springs at the same time so with this in mind you will want the 5-Leaf Double-Eye Spring item #e34SR. These are 6,000 lbs capacity springs with 5 leafs. From…

To find the load capacity for your axle you should look on the trailer VIN plate or sticker that lists the VIN number. The weight rating of the axle should be listed on that same plate or sticker. Also, the axle could have a tag or plate on it that…

We offer three grease seals that have a 1.750-inch inner diameter. You can see these by clicking on the link provided. The three seals have outer diameters of 2.312, 2.356 and 2.722-inches. You can use a digital caliper like #PTW80157 to measure your…

In the image with the suspension setup the equalizer #TREQ105 is placed between the front and second axles. Just like you have on your trailer. The front of the equalizer connects to the spring using a shackle strap and the rear is connected directly…

Thank you for all of that excellent information and photos! To replace the front equalizer you need the Curved Equalizer #TREQ104 and then for the rear equalizer you need the Equalizer for 1-3/4" Wide Double-Eye Springs #TREQ105. To replace your…

90-120 ft lbs of torque is probably about right for your trailer rims. If you check out the lug nut torque chart that I attached you will see that nearly all of the torque specs are that and higher.

There are many ways you can secure wires to a trailer. I would not recommend the use of tape as it will wear out quickly when exposed to the elements. Soldering is also not recommended because it is a more permanent method and you may need to change…

For whatever reason Lippert and Dexter made their 5,200 lb axles with a grease seal diameter of both 2.125 inch and 2.25 inch. There isn't a whole lot of rhyme or reason as to why or when they picked either so it comes down to having to check…

If by serial number you mean VIN and the trailer manufacturer is still in business then yes, you would likely be able to obtain the bearing numbers from the manufacturer. If none of the above are true, then the only other way to determine which…