Dexter Trailer Idler Axle with Idler Hubs Installation 20440I-EZ-60 Video

I was not able to find any info on the axle and bearing part numbers you mentioned but I can help you determine what hub you'd need. First thing you will need to know is what spindle you have on your trailer. In order to do that you can either…

The closest axle we have to what you need is the part #20440I-EZ-60 which has very similar specs as what you need, but the spring center is off by one inch as it is 48 inches on this axle. The overall capacity is 2,000 lbs and the hub face to hub…

Instead of a castle nut and a cotter pin, your Ez-Lube spindle used a D-washer and a nut retainer. After the bearings are repacked and the grease seal is in place, working the hub gently into place until it seats fully. Install the D-washer then the…

We don't have a way to look up exactly what axle you need based on what you listed but we can still help. When picking out an axle for a trailer you'll need to know the overall length of it from hub face to hub face as well as the distance…

If your hub uses the #L44649 bearing (1.063 inch inner diameter) for both the inner and outer bearings, and your Tracker Trailer is equipped with 2,000 pound axles, the correct hub and drum assembly should be the Dexter #8-257-5UC3-EZ. For an idler…

While there are stock axles that are close to the measurements you mentioned, there is not one that's an exact match to the existing axle on your Harbor Freight trailer; in order to get an exact match you'll need to special order a…

You should be fine as most people do not have trailer wheels and tires balanced, but if you are having a shop mount the tires, and you want to have them balanced, it probably would not cost much more to have the setup balanced as well. One reason…

The Dexter Trailer Hub Assembly you referenced, part #AKIHUB-440-2-1K is known as an idler hub. An idler is a hub that is no provisions for trailer brakes. It has no brake drum. Part #8-276-5 is an example of a hub/ drum that has a brake drum that…

Load range B trailer tires are going to have a lower capacity than C load range tires. Basically that, psi rating, and the ply rating are the only differences. A higher load range tire would last a little longer than lower load ranges of the same…

The difference between part #8-276-5UC3 and part #8-173-16UC3 is that the 5UC3 works with a 7" x 1-3/4" brake assembly while the 16UC3 works with a 7" x 1-1/4" brake assembly brake assembly. Other than that they use #L44649 inner…

The parts and quantities do look mostly good, but you would only need one of the hanger kits #APS2. These are actually sold as a full kit for one axle. As to said axle, though, it would be a good idea to double check that your spring seats match the…

In order to put a heavier suspension on your trailer you will need an axle, leaf springs, hangers, spring seats (if you need to move them), suspension bolts, U-bolts/U-bolt plates, and shackle straps (if you want a double-eye leaf spring). You will…