Rectangular Tube Trailer Axle, 2" x 3" Tubing - 5.2K, 6K, 7K Galvanized #TA-5200G
This heavy-duty 2" x 3" tube, Hot-Dip Galvanized trailer axle is designed for use with many different types of trailers. Spring Centering Plates are also Included and can be adjusted to desired spring center. 5-bolt brake flange attached. Direct Replacement for EZ-Loader Axle # 250-020838-10 when proper hub face and drop measurements are entered.
- Axle Type: 2” x 3” Tapered spindle
- Axle Wall Thickness: 0.250"
- Spindle Size: 1 3/4" x 1 1/4" Tapered Spindle
- Bearing Info: 25580 Inner with a 2.125 Seal ID
- Spring Center: Adjustable (Spring Centering Plates Included)
- Load Rating: 5,200, 6,000, and 7,000 pounds
- COMPATIBLE WITH 6-LUG & 8 LUG HUB/ROTORS
- GREASING SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY: VAULT, BEARING BUDDIES, AND EZ LUBE
Please Note: All axle orders we receive are custom built to your measurements, requirements, and application, therefore axle sales are final and non-refundable.
Additional surcharge fees from UPS for shipping:
Over 80": $90
Over 96": $110
130" and over [length + width(2) + height(2)] $165
Click here for instructions on how to measure your axle. Then please enter your Hub Face Measurement, Spring Center, and location of your leaf spring pads in the box labeled "Special Instructions".
* Please triple-check your measurements to ensure they are accurate for your trailer application.
If your 5,200lb drop spindle looks like this, please call first before ordering:
Customer Reviews
AXLE CAME AS ORDERED
The outcome was great. I appreciated the helpful staff who helped make sure the measurements were accurate. One thing that could have helped my situation was to add a brake backing plate to brake backing plate in addition to the mid-spring to mid-spring measurement. I would recommend PTP for trailer parts .
Excellent quality at a very good price. Axle arrived quickly.
MY MEASUREMENTS WERE CORRECT, AXLE WAS 4'' TO SHORT!
Pacific Trailers worked to get us the proper axel for our trailer and it fits perfectly because they provided a schematic that allowed us to actually add measurements that provided a unit that was correct. I believe we are competent enough to provide the information they needed but I'm sure many would find it difficult. We began the process with the use of emails and that helped especially in providing the drawings, etc. Phoning was difficult for us because we live in Mexico and a picture is worth a thousand words. They provided the parts we needed but it was a bit touchy at times.
