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Trailer axle needed...

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Category: Repairs and Maintenance
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Printed Date: September-20-2024 at 11:28pm


Topic: Trailer axle needed...
Posted By: MourningWood
Subject: Trailer axle needed...
Date Posted: July-07-2022 at 4:09pm
Buddy w/ '83 CC drive-on trailer lost a wheel bearing, destroying the spindle. Appears to need an entire replacement axle...side-to-side.
Anyone have replaced one of these? If so, with what and from where? Thanks


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1964 Dunphy X-55 "One 'N Dun"

'I measured twice, cut three times, and it's still too short!"


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Posted By: MourningWood
Date Posted: July-07-2022 at 5:28pm
OK, feeling less lazy now and did a search here. Seems the prescribed remedy is to remove axle and take to local trailer shop. 
Which is what we'll do...


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1964 Dunphy X-55 "One 'N Dun"

'I measured twice, cut three times, and it's still too short!"

Posted By: TRBenj
Date Posted: July-07-2022 at 6:28pm
Maybe you’ll have better luck than me, couldn’t find anyone in a 2hr radius willing to repair a spindle and was forced to buy new… and that was 5+ yrs ago now. 83 was a transition year, if it’s a straight axle then replacement is pretty straightforward.

Posted By: MourningWood
Date Posted: July-07-2022 at 9:18pm
Thanks-hope so. The boat has a special place-back in '83 then new wife and I bought new SN. One evening she came home excited that someone down the street was loading a new SN for the weekend. I drove over, introduced, we cracked some beers and became fast friends, boating together for years. Before succumbing too early to cancer, he 'sold' the boat to a mutual friend. We've agreed to keep it going, and have an annual celebratory weekend honoring our lost friend. 
Ok, now to fix the (straight) axle...


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1964 Dunphy X-55 "One 'N Dun"

'I measured twice, cut three times, and it's still too short!"


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