45mm Square Stub Axle Slimline, Parallel, Dexter

Description

45mm Square Stub Trailer Axle | Slimline | Parallel | Dexter

45mm Square Stub Trailer Axle are commonly used on larger boat and farm trailers up to 1500kg and as a spare wheel carrier.

Select from an electric or marine turn. Electric turn suits both electrical and hydraulic backing plates. Marine turn suits marine or unbraked axles.

Axle rating is 725kg each or 1450kg per pair.

Ford or SL Bearing Sizes are

• Inner ID 35.00mm, OD 59.10mm (68149)
• Outer ID 22.00mm, OD 45.20mm (12749)
• Seal ID 43.9mm, OD 59.10mm (492015)
• Grease Cap 45.20mm (CM497)

Parallel Bearing Sizes are

• Inner ID 35.00mm, OD 59.10mm (68149)
• Outer ID 35.00mm, OD 59.10mm (68149)
• Seal ID 43.9mm, OD 59.10mm (492015)
• Grease Cap 63.00mm (CM497)

Dexter Bearing Sizes

• Inner ID 35.00mm, OD 59.97mm – 68149/11
• Outer ID 27.00mm, OD 50.29mm – 44649/10
• Seal ID 44mm, OD 65.22mm – GS-1719DL
• Grease Cap 1.98″

We recommend you use only Japanese Bearings for any trailer activity.

If you wish a more substantial capacity on your 45mm stub axle, it is possible to use an 800kg parallel profile.

Understanding Axles and various types of well-machined axles and bad axles.

The links below contained a variety of stub axle we manufacture.

• 39mm Round Stub Axle
• 39mm Round Galvanised Stub Axle
• 40mm Square Galvanised Stub Axle
• 45mm Round Stub Axle
• 45mm Round Stub Axle PLL
• Round 45mm Galvanised Stub Axle
• 45mm Galvanised Square Stub Axle
• 50mm Round Stub Axle
• 50mm Square Stub Axle

Couplemate Trailer Parts sells only the best quality 45mm Square Stub Axle Slimline, Parallel, Dexter and caravan spare parts throughout Australia.

Customers are welcome to either pickup or take advantage of our low freight rates. Express shipping to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Hobart.

We also ship products to New Zealand via Australia Post Air Express.

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Last Updated on May 13, 2020