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Trailer axle spindle
steelhead55	#1  Posted on 09/27/19 - 2:41 PM
Member Posts: 51 Comments: 0 Joined: 09/15/14	It looks like I somehow managed to bend my starboard rear trailer spindle. After seeing the wheel toed out at 15 degrees relative to the other tire, I assumed I had blown the bearing. after jacking it up, the bearing is in perfect condition. My question is that this doesnt even really seem possible. Has anyone ever done this before Here is a pic https://garys22revenge.shutterfly.com...ctures/134 Edited by Phil T on 09/28/19 - 7:44 AM
mtown	#2  Posted on 09/28/19 - 7:07 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 618 Comments: 5 Joined: 07/06/08	A picture of the axel and spindle would help, but I would guess the spindle has rusted where it is welded to the axel. I actually had a wheel come completely off, luckily in my driveway.
biggiefl	#3  Posted on 09/30/19 - 11:34 AM
Member Posts: 890 Comments: 4 Joined: 05/08/06	You might get luck with a spindle, most likely the axle. 24 Whalers so far....
acassidy	#4  Posted on 03/04/20 - 6:46 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 268 Comments: 1 Joined: 11/21/05	You need a new axle not spindle, probably rusted out