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Can You Cut A Trailer Axle. I have a smaller (54) utility trailer axle (1000lb.cap) that i would like to shorten to about 44. Of course, if the spindle's. You could just cut the axels off and use the caps and could have independent oil bath for wheel bearings, could even make tandems. It is a straight u channel piece with a. Yes, it is ugly was tempted to take the 4. The most i ever carried in my 5x10 trailer was about 1750 lbs. It is a 3500lb axle, i think the springs may be 3000lb. If you use 2 inch schedule 40, that would be tough enough for anything that the spindles could carry. Whether you shorten or lenthen an axle, (i've done both) you should definitely sleeve it either inner or outer. If i care about the camber, i generally cut 2 pieces out of the axel, one on either side of the camber bend, each being half. Cut the axles in the center. Also, as mentioned earlier, the additional.

The most i ever carried in my 5x10 trailer was about 1750 lbs. It is a 3500lb axle, i think the springs may be 3000lb. I have a smaller (54) utility trailer axle (1000lb.cap) that i would like to shorten to about 44. If you use 2 inch schedule 40, that would be tough enough for anything that the spindles could carry. Yes, it is ugly was tempted to take the 4. Cut the axles in the center. It is a straight u channel piece with a. Whether you shorten or lenthen an axle, (i've done both) you should definitely sleeve it either inner or outer. You could just cut the axels off and use the caps and could have independent oil bath for wheel bearings, could even make tandems. Of course, if the spindle's.

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Can You Cut A Trailer Axle If you use 2 inch schedule 40, that would be tough enough for anything that the spindles could carry. Of course, if the spindle's. Cut the axles in the center. I have a smaller (54) utility trailer axle (1000lb.cap) that i would like to shorten to about 44. It is a 3500lb axle, i think the springs may be 3000lb. If you use 2 inch schedule 40, that would be tough enough for anything that the spindles could carry. It is a straight u channel piece with a. Yes, it is ugly was tempted to take the 4. The most i ever carried in my 5x10 trailer was about 1750 lbs. Whether you shorten or lenthen an axle, (i've done both) you should definitely sleeve it either inner or outer. Also, as mentioned earlier, the additional. You could just cut the axels off and use the caps and could have independent oil bath for wheel bearings, could even make tandems. If i care about the camber, i generally cut 2 pieces out of the axel, one on either side of the camber bend, each being half.