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50mm SQ 2.25t Axle – Bare
Price range: $309.00 through $391.00 Inc.GST
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Heavy Duty 2t Caravan and Trailer Axle

A premium 2t (2000kg) Caravan and Trailer Axle is engineered to withstand demanding highway speeds and rugged off-road conditions across Australia. Specifically manufactured for heavy-duty applications, these assemblies feature precision-machined profiles paired with oversized bearing configurations (such as 2t or Parallel setups) to effectively prevent spindle flex and ensure optimal tracking under maximum load capacity.

Key Structural Advantages

Upgrading your trailer configuration to a genuine 2-tonne rated axle system offers significant towing benefits:

Heavy Duty Steel: Forged from high-grade solid steel bar stock to completely eliminate axle bending under load.
Oversized Spindles: Utilises heavy-gauge parallel stub axles designed to handle up to 2000kg load ratings per single axle.
Braking Versatility: Integrates seamlessly with Electric Backing Plates or hydraulic disc caliper configurations.
High Capacity Bearings: Employs premium NSK Bearings to drop operating friction and prevent roadside failures.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between a standard slimline axle and a 2t parallel axle?

A standard slimline axle features two different-sized bearings and has a maximum rating of 1450kg. A 2t axle employs a larger, thicker spindle profile that accommodates two identical, high-capacity inner bearings (Parallel setup) to achieve a safe carrying capacity of 2000 kg.

Do I legally require brakes on a 2t trailer axle system?

Yes. Under Australian Design Rules (ADR), any trailer or caravan with an ATM exceeding 750kg must be fitted with functional brakes. For a 2-tonne axle setup, 10-inch or 12-inch electric drum brakes are the industry standard choice.

How do I calculate the correct axle length for my caravan?

You need to measure two critical dimensions: the “Tip-to-Tip” length (the total length of the axle from the absolute end of one thread to the other) and the “Hub Face-to-Hub Face” distance, which is the distance between the faces where your wheels bolt directly to the hub assembly.