TRAILER LEAF SPRING
USES INCLUDE:

ATV Trailer Springs
Boat Trailer Springs
Box Trailer Springs
Bunk Trailer Springs
Car Trailer Springs
Cargo Trailer Springs
Camper Trailer Springs
Canoe Trailer Springs
Concession Trailers
Construction Trailers
Dump Trailer Springs
Enclosed Trailer Spring
Equipment Trailers
Farm Trailer Springs
Firewood Trailer Spring
Flatbed Trailer Springs
Garden Trailer Springs
Golf Cart Trailer Spring
Gooseneck Trailers
Hauling Trailer Springs
Horse Trailer Springs
Industrial Trailer Spring
Landscape Trailers
Lawn Trailer Springs
Log Splitter Springs
Motorcycle Trailers
Moving Trailer Springs
Pontoon Trailer Springs
Pop Up Trailer Springs
Race Car Trailer Spring
Recreational Trailers
Roller Trailer Springs
RV Trailer Springs
Snowmobile Trailers
Tent Trailer Springs
Tilt Trailer Springs
Utility Trailer Springs
Wood Hauler Springs

LEAF SPRINGS
	Double Eye Springs 1-3/4" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel
	Open Eye Slipper Springs 1-3/4" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel (also called 'C-HOOK' spring)
	Hook End Slipper Springs 1-3/4" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel
	Radius End Slipper Springs 1-3/4" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel
	Flat End Slipper Springs 1-3/4" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel
	H.D. Slipper Style Springs 2", 2-1/2" & 3" Wide Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel
	Semi-Trailer Springs Super Heavy Duty Leaf Springs constructed with heavy duty spring steel

LEAF SPRING HARDWARE
Spring Hangers  &  Seats	Spring Shackles	Spring Shackle Bolts
Equalizer Bars	Axle Mounting Kits	Leaf Spring Bushings

    

HOW  TO  MEASURE  TRAILER  LEAF  SPRINGS Match the existing spring according to its shape and type (double eye, slipper-open eye end, slipper-hook end, slipper-flat end, or slipper-radius end), Length and Width.  Count the number of leaves, each layer of spring metal is considered a leaf.  Measure the length of the spring (see diagram below) when the spring is not under load, this is the free length of the spring.  Be sure to measure from the center of the attaching eye in a straight line to the middle of the other eye or contact point, except Radius End which is measured from eye to end of spring.  The inside diameter of the bushing in the attaching eye of the spring, I. D. Bushing, needs to match the shackle bolts used to mount spring to hanger. 9/16" is the most common size, but some trailers use 1/2" bolts.  All our leaf springs are supplied with a 9/16" ID bushing in the closed eye, but this dimension can be changed by using different bushings.  Also note that spring capacity is given per each spring-thus a 4,000 lb. rated axle should be matched with two 2,000 lb. or higher capacity springs.

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