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| Author: | peril [ Fri Jun 03, 2022 7:53 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Springs for Trailex 350 - Dayton Parts LLC - 35027/237 |
So I noticed the springs on one side of my trailer are a bit stretched and sometime lay flat and not in the upright position - figure they are just old or got abused at some point - if I want new springs one - is there a spot that folks have found to order them. Trailex only lists the spring assembly for $80 - and I just want the springs. Any ideas? --Adrian |
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| Author: | RickO [ Sat Jun 04, 2022 3:10 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Springs for Trailex 350 - Dayton Parts LLC - 35027/237 |
When I had a damaged spring, I was advised by Trailex to always replace them in pairs. The spring assy only adds the bracket at the end. I think I'd just get them from Trailex to be sure they are the right ones. |
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| Author: | plfinch [ Sat Jun 04, 2022 9:49 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Springs for Trailex 350 - Dayton Parts LLC - 35027/237 |
I second RickO's recommendation. I would not replace just one spring and they are usually sold in pairs anyway. If you find the original Dayton springs they will probably be around $60 so you aren't saving that much. On my 450 Trailex I tried to buy cheaper replacement springs and though the dimensions appeared to match they did not fit the original bushings and bolts on the trailer. I also noticed some of my bushings were pretty worn. The springs from Trailex come with all necessary bushings and parts for not much more than the cost of springs alone. Peter |
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| Author: | peril [ Mon Jun 06, 2022 10:30 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Springs for Trailex 350 - Dayton Parts LLC - 35027/237 |
Ordered .. man - these things went up $8 in (2) weeks. -Adrian |
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