As with the 5th wheel, repositioning the trailer axles can help with weight distribution. If the trailer axles are overweight, sliding them back can transfer weight to the drive axles. Conversely, if ...

After lowering the trailer onto the axle stand, place your hands on either side of the wheel and try to shake it back and forth. There should be no rocking movement, and the wheel should spin freely.

The wheels and other parts are put back in place, and the trailer is lowered. Finally, the new axle is tested to make sure everything is working properly, ...

SKF’s high-quality tapered roller bearings and wheel end kits are setting a new standard for reliability, performance and ...

This article covers free-rolling trailers without brakes, as brake removal is best left to professionals. You'll need wheel blocks, an axle stand, a bottle jack or similar of the correct rating ...