Posted by Jim.ME on September 05, 2020 at 04:33:18 from (67.242.176.27):
In Reply to: trailer spring posted by 37 chief on September 04, 2020 at 19:39:34:
37 chief,
I wouldn't trust it after straightening it at home. A spring shop knows how to re-arch them properly, and if it is worth it. I doubt that would be cost effective for your trailer spring.
From your posts I believe you haul your tractors on it a lot, I won't take a chance on that spring if I were you. For less than $100 you can replace the spring, u bolts, pins and shackles and know it is right. For a couple hundred or less you can likely do both springs on that axle and all the hardware on both axles. Save the other old spring for a spare. I did a pair of springs with U-bolts for one axle and hardware kits, which included weld on hangers and equalizer rockers, for the three axles on a triaxle gooseneck (7000 pound axles) for about $300 including shipping. JMHO
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