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Look for the Base-Axle Part Number in the chart below, then go to the listed page number(s) to find the Part Number for the Brake and other Wheel-End Components installed. Contact Ridewell Customer Service if you have a 165- Base-Axle number not listed in the chart.
Base Axle Part Number. Ridewell-branded axles have a serial identification tag attached to the axle tube (body) listing the Base Axle. Part Number (165xxxx). The part numbers of the brake and wheel end equipment components connected to the base axle can be found by locating the Base Axle Part Number . in the chart, then searching
(See straight axle reference diagram below) The spring centers identify the position of the springs and mounting hardware, as well this should align with the mounting positions on the trailer frame rails.
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is placed on the trailer, the axle beam deflects to the load condition, enabling the tires to ride flat on the road. Some customers prefer to have no camber. It is optional on most axle orders.
All the information needed to identify a specific AXN trailer axle can be found on the identification tag located at the center of the axle beam. ID tag is stamped with trailer axle part number, serial number, manufacture date and nominal beam rating (Figure 1.3). Part number is composed of letters and numbers for example, TA225T67E7751001.
