Availability of the Dexter Axle # 35545I-ST-89 Without Hubs  

Most 3,500 lb trailer axles out there are Dexter axles like the part #T3584F-EZ-8974 that you referenced. Or another very popular brand is Lippert. Most likely you have one of those two and that would mean that your current hub would fit the…

Thank you for the photo of your Stealth toy hauler trailer's damaged spindle. Based on the deep scoring on the spindle it certainly does appear that this hub suffered a catastrophic bearing failure that in turn took out your spindle. You can…

Brake flanges on 3,500 lb axles are going to be the exact same between a Dexter axle and Lippert but sometimes the Al Ko options are different. I believe you are asking about the price difference between the Dexter 3,500 lb axles part #T3584F-8974…

Is your axle actually bent or are you just seeing the bow that is supposed to be in the axle? A beam style trailer axle has a bow in it so the center of the axle is higher than either of the ends. When weight is on the axle it straightens out. This…

To replace the bearings on a Lippert 3,500 lbs axle you will need the outer bearing item #L44649 inner bearing item #L68149. We do have a kit that has the necessary races, seals, and bearings. It is the Hub Bearing Kit for Lippert, Dexter, and Al-Ko…

The Dexter Trailer Axle #T3584F-EZ-8974 measures 89 inches from hub face to hub face. The flange-to-flange measurement is 82-5/8 inches. As long as the Dexter axle has the same capacity as the Lippert axle and the same hub face and spring center…

When replacing a trailer axle, the spring seat spacing isn't super-critical because you can always relocate those by obtaining new spring seats and having them tacked into place where you need them. The hub face to hub face distance is what's…

I'm happy to help find a hub replacement for your Jayco Eagle, but in order to find the correct one, I'll need to know the inner and outer bearing numbers as well as the grease seal inner and outer diameter. You could alternatively use a…

I do have a perfect solution for you, however the Dexter 89" Axle used with part #35545I-EZ-89 that you referenced is not available with 5 on 5-1/2 inch idler hubs included. What you can do though is use the Dexter 89" Axle #T3584F-EZ-8974,…

Yes, Lippert and Dexter 7k axles use exact same bearings. The only issue you might run into is a difference in grease seal size required. There are two sizes of grease seals that fit 7k axles and there isn't a rhyme or reason as to which you may…

We do have a straight Dexter axle that is very close to your Lippert one. The #7461121 will be 95 inches from hub face to hub face and 80 inches from center of one spring seat to the center of the other. The branding of the axle typically doesn't…

If only the axle is bent then you can go with just a new axle and reuse all of the other components like the hubs, bearings, brake assemblies, etc. To pick out the correct replacement axle you will need to get the hub face to hub face dimension of…