New Axle - 1984 Coleman Williamsburg

[verskate]

Hey everyone. I'm looking for a new axle for my 1984 Coleman Williamsburg. It has a 64 inch tracking length and 51 inch spring center with straight 1 1/16 straight spindles. I'm looking for any references in purchasing a new axle. I've found a few online but thought I would ask here. I'm interested in getting a kit, with new leaf springs as well. It takes 3 leaf 1000 pound springs. If anyone has a resource for purchasing a new axle or axle kit, I'm very interested!

 

[johneliot]

I’d call Dexter and see what they can do.

 

[Arruba]

Lots of people on here work with etrailer.com. I haven’t bought an axle from them, but they have done me well with other stuff I’ve bought from them. If you go to Dexter’s corporate site, (dexteraxle.com) they have a searchable list of dealers. If you live where agricultural or industrial support is a thing, you may find a shop that can set you up and save the shipping. The local farm fab shop here carries a full line of axles and other trailer stuff.

Good luck with your search.

 

[Canoe2fish]

If you are north of the border, Cerka in Milton Ontario builds them to suit. I had them build one for my Coleman

 

[Burchard]

Dexter Axle Phone # 864-263-3170
These folks know the ins and outs of nearly any trailer axle. They helped me fix the brakes on mine.
They will get you rolling. Enjoy the outdoors! Keep camping.

 

[kitphantom]

When we needed a new axle for our travel triler, a local "Spring shop" made the new one. They've been in business since blacksmith days and do work on many fleets, including big industrial trailers (such as those that haul front end loaders). They were recommended to us by the dealer, who mentioned a couple in town.

 

[TSQ]

It takes 3 leaf 1000 pound springs

If it is a 3000 lb axle consider brakes on the new one if it does not already have them.