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Eliminator Torsion Axles
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Dexter Torsion Axles
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Axle Measuring Guide
| 1. Measure old axle from end to end. |
| 2. Measure the distance between spring hole centers. |
| 3. Measure axle size. (i.e. 2" x 2") |
| 4. Measure spindle size at bearing surfaces for correct sizes. |
| If old axle is not available, measure trailer frame from outside to outside and determine weight of boat and trailer. |
To Order Call: 1-888-728-2474 (Toll Free) - Fax: 239-275-5409
Prices Subject To Change Without Notice
Florida Law Requires Brakes On All Wheels For
Trailers Grossing 3000 Lbs. Or More.
Any Customer Or Dealer Requesting Any Variance From The Law Assumes All Responsibility.
