etrailer Trailer Axle 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring Installation - Enclosed Trailer Video

Anthony, unfortunately we don't have a master list of all the fits and non-fits for the 5-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 6,000-lb Trailer Axles #e34SR but you can easily measure the leaf spring that you're replacing to verify. If your…

The amount of leaves won't make a huge difference on whether they will flatten out or not as what really matters is the capacity of the spring relative to the axle and trailer weight. I would go with at least ta 4,400 lb leaf spring or…

The 7/16"-20 Flange Nut #LC122103 will fit the Wet Shoulder Bolt #MR52HR.

The replacement leaf spring that I have available to fit your 6,000 pound axle is the 5-Leaf Double-Eye Spring, #e34SR. This spring measures 25-1/4 inches long by 1-3/4 inches wide. In order to ensure proper traction and a safe, level ride, we…

A much easier way to determine what replacement leaf springs you should be using on your trailer would be to first determine what the total weight of your trailer will be and then pick springs that are confirmed to be able to handle that weight. For…

Typical spring deflection for trailer leaf springs like the part #e34SR is right at 1-1/2 inches when at capacity.

We do have one wheel available that will work for your trailer, that is the Aluminum Viking Series Valhalla Trailer Wheel - 16" x 6" - 6 on 5-1/2 - Silver Spoke #TA75FR. This wheel has the J flange you're talking about for the TPMS and…

It does sound like you have found some clear damage to your 5th wheel trailer's leaf springs that will require attention. Uneven tire wear can be caused by a number of things - incorrect pressure, inadequate weight on the axle or a visibly…

To install a larger 13 inch tire and wheel combo like the Kenda Karrier #AM31952, you will need to get more room for the wheels. With your current tire having a diameter of 21.9 inches and a width of 5.6 inches, these would be quite a bit larger…

We have a handful of 6K leaf springs, like the part #e94SR you were looking at, that could potentially work for your Montana High Country but I'll need you to measure the distance from the center of one eyelet to the center of the other eyelet to…

To lower the nose of your trailer you can try lowering the head of your hitch and also you could raise the pin box of your trailer into a higher set of mounting holes which would have same effect. We also have lift kits for trailers like the Correct…

I attached a picture that has all of the available positions you can use for varying heights with the B and W Companion hitch part #BWRVK3305. It's best to measure first to determine which height you'd need, but if not then I'd go with…