Enhance Your Trailer’s Performance with the 2K Idler Trailer Axle from Axis
🔧 Product Overview: Upgrade your utility, ATV, or small cargo trailer with the robust 2K Idler Trailer Axle. This axle is perfect for light-duty applications, providing durability and a smooth ride. Fully assembled for quick installation, this high-strength steel axle ensures your trailer handles wear and tear with ease, maintaining even tire wear and a stable ride.
2k Bearing Kit (2 sets): Includes Double Lip Grease Seal, Inner and Outer Bearings, Races, and Cotter Pin.
Grease/Oil/Dust/Hub Cap: Comes with a removable rubber plug for easy access to the grease-able zerk fitting.
Axle Beam and Studs: 2k tube and 1/2″ axle studs included.
💪 Key Features:
AXLES ARE DELIVERED PRE-GREASED
AXLES ARE UNDERSLUNG
CAMBERED TUBE
Helps for a smoother ride, saves tires from wear and helps the longevity of suspension.
CONSTRUCTED WITH HIGH STRENGTH STEEL
Underslung Design: Axle welded with spring seats on the bottom for a lower ride height.
EZ Lube Design: Simplifies maintenance by allowing you to grease the axle without removing the hub.
Internal Wiring System: Protects brake wires from wear and tear, enhancing durability.
Optimized for Light Duty Trailers: Ideal for utility, boat, car haulers, ATV, lawn & landscape, motorcycle, BBQ pit, cargo, enclosed, and RV trailers.
🌟 Why Choose the 2K Idler Axle?
This axle is your go-to choice for enhancing trailer reliability and performance. With its easy installation and maintenance-friendly features, you can get your trailer back on the road quickly and with confidence.
🛠️ Installation Tips:
Easy Installation: Attach springs and tire and wheel assemblies to the pre-assembled axle.
Regular Greasing: Utilize the EZ Lube system for straightforward axle lubrication.
Inspection Routine: Regularly check for any signs of wear or damage to maintain optimal performance.
⚠️ Warranty:
Limited 5 Year Warranty: Covers defects in material and workmanship of the axle and suspension systems.
Boost your trailer’s performance with the durable 2K Idler Trailer Axle, designed for light-duty trailers requiring reliable support.
Additional information
Weight
30 lbs
Dimensions
80 × 4 × 4 in
Capacity
2,000 lb
Common Sizes
Hub Face 95" (6'10" Frame Width), Hub Face 93" (6'8" Frame Width), Hub Face 89" (6'6" Frame Width), Hub Face 87" (6'4" Frame Width), Hub Face 85" (6' Frame Width), Hub Face 75" (5' Frame Width), Hub Face 73" (5' Frame Width), Hub Face 61" (4' Frame Width)
Weight
50 lbs
Dimesions
Up to 88 x 5 x 5
Prop 65
This product contains or emits chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Warranty
Axis MFG warrants to the original purchaser that its sprung axles and sprung suspension systems to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 5 (five) years. The warranty period shall·begin from the date of the original retail purchase.
Bolt Pattern
MROVI’s Guide for Measuring Trailer Axle Bolt Patterns
How to Measure your Trailer’s Wheel Bolt Circle Lug or Bolt Pattern
In order to replace a hub on your trailer, you will need to know the bolt pattern or lug pattern. Trailer wheel hub patterns can be defined by the number of bolts or lugs per wheel and the diameter of the circle that the bolts are arranged on. Determining the bolt pattern is rather easy, but it is very important that accurate measurements are taken. The majority of boat trailers on the road have a 4, 5 or 6 lug pattern.
Determining the bolt pattern on your trailer:
You will need to first count the number of lug bolts on one wheel. Most trailer hubs typically have 4 or 5 lugs per wheel/hub. Heavier duty, higher capacity trailers generally have 6 or 8 Lugs per wheel.
If the trailer hubs have an even number of bolts holding the wheel, measure from the center of one bolt to the center of the bolt directly opposite using a ruler, tape measure or caliper. The hub lug bolt pattern will be determined by the number of lug bolts and the distance between the opposing hub bolt (see 4-lug hub diagram). All but 5-lug patterns are measured in this manner.
If your trailer wheel hubs have 5 lug bolts, measuring is slightly different. Choose any lug bolt and measure the distance between the back of one lug to the center of another that is directly across from it. Be sure that you skip one bolt when measuring. You can measure the distance in either direction
NOTE: If you are replacing older wheel hubs, wheels, integrated hub/drums or hub/rotors the bearings should be checked for wear and replaced as necessary. Always use a high-temperature wheel bearing grease when re-packing your trailers hubs.
Hub Face & Spring Center
Axle Min/Max Sizes
Chart showing the minimum and maximum sizes for trailer axles, including critical measurements such as hub face to hub face, spring center, and overall length. Ensure accurate measurements for optimal trailer performance and safety.
Understanding Min/Max Measurements for a Trailer Axle
When dealing with trailer axles, understanding the minimum and maximum measurements is crucial for ensuring a proper fit, safe operation, and optimal performance. These measurements help determine the correct axle size for your trailer and ensure it can handle the required load.
1. Hub Face to Hub Face (HF to HF) Measurement
Definition: The distance from the outer edge of one hub face to the outer edge of the other hub face.
Importance: This measurement determines the overall length of the axle and ensures that the wheels are correctly positioned under the trailer. The correct HF to HF measurement ensures that the wheels do not extend beyond the trailer’s sides or sit too far inward.
2. Spring Center (SC) Measurement
Definition: The distance between the center of one spring mount to the center of the opposite spring mount.
Importance: This measurement ensures the axle aligns properly with the trailer’s spring hangers. Correct spring center measurement is crucial for balanced load distribution and maintaining the trailer’s stability and alignment during towing.
3. Overall Length (OL) Measurement
Definition: The total length of the axle from end to end.
Importance: This includes the hub face distance and any additional parts extending beyond the hub faces. Knowing the overall length helps in understanding the space needed for axle installation and avoiding any potential obstructions.
Min/Max Measurements
Minimum Measurements:
Hub Face to Hub Face (HF to HF): The minimum HF to HF measurement ensures the wheels fit within the trailer frame without rubbing against the trailer’s body or fenders.
Spring Center (SC): The minimum SC measurement ensures that the axle can be securely mounted to the trailer frame with the existing spring hanger placements.
Overall Length (OL): The minimum overall length ensures the axle fits within the designated area of the trailer without interfering with other components.
Maximum Measurements:
Hub Face to Hub Face (HF to HF): The maximum HF to HF measurement ensures the wheels are not too far apart, which could lead to excessive stress on the axle and poor handling.
Spring Center (SC): The maximum SC measurement ensures the axle is adequately supported by the trailer’s spring hangers and prevents excessive flexing or bending.
Overall Length (OL): The maximum overall length ensures the axle does not extend too far beyond the trailer, which could affect the trailer’s balance and aerodynamics.
Why Min/Max Measurements Matter
Safety: Ensuring that the axle fits within the specified measurements prevents issues such as improper wheel alignment, excessive tire wear, and instability during towing, which can lead to accidents.
Performance: Proper axle measurements ensure balanced load distribution and optimal suspension performance, leading to a smoother and more efficient towing experience.
Compliance: Adhering to the correct measurements ensures the trailer meets industry standards and regulations, preventing potential legal issues and ensuring roadworthiness.
Durability: Correct axle fitment reduces stress on trailer components, preventing premature wear and extending the lifespan of the axle and associated parts.
Measuring Tips
Accurate Tools: Use a reliable measuring tape or laser measurement tool to ensure precision.
Level Surface: Ensure the trailer is on a level surface to avoid skewed measurements.
Multiple Checks: Measure multiple times to confirm accuracy, and consult the trailer manufacturer’s specifications for guidance.
By understanding and adhering to the minimum and maximum measurements for your trailer axle, you can ensure a safe, reliable, and efficient towing experience.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Peter Anderson –
Good product
Rated 5 out of 5
Hayden Davidson –
Sturdy and reliable! Installed this 2K Idler Trailer Axle on my utility trailer and couldn’t be happier. Smooth towing, even with heavy loads. Highly recommend for anyone in need of a durable axle for their trailer.
I ordered an odd sized axle and it arrived next day!. Much to my relief, the axle fit exactly as measured. It installed easier that imagined. A quality item and better than advertised.
marya kabrankova –
we purchased 2 k idler axles bot jet ski trailer guys delivered it in 24 hours frame and fitted to our needs , thank you great product greater service
Peter Anderson –
Good product
Hayden Davidson –
Sturdy and reliable! Installed this 2K Idler Trailer Axle on my utility trailer and couldn’t be happier. Smooth towing, even with heavy loads. Highly recommend for anyone in need of a durable axle for their trailer.
Craig –
I bought 2k axles kit yesterday. That’s properly working. Thanks 🙌
Curt Forden –
I ordered an odd sized axle and it arrived next day!. Much to my relief, the axle fit exactly as measured. It installed easier that imagined. A quality item and better than advertised.