Boat Trailer Axles

Galvanised 39mm Round Axle 63" (1600mm) 750kg Rating

SKU: SR-A39R63G

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The A39R63G Galvanised Trailer Axle is a solid 39mm round straight axle measuring 63" / 1600mm tip-to-tip. Designed for LM/Holden-type wheel bearings, it is a popular axle size for boat trailers, tinnies, jet ski trailers and general-purpose trailers.

Key benefits

Key benefits

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Key Benefits

  • 39mm solid round steel axle
  • 63" / 1600mm overall length
  • 750kg rated capacity
  • Galvanised for corrosion resistance
  • Designed for LM / Holden bearings
  • Suitable for marine environments
  • Ideal for boat and jet ski trailers
  • Common Australian bearing sizes
  • Suitable for trailer repairs, rebuilds and axle replacement

Dimensions

  • Tip-to-tip: 1600mm
  • Imperial nominal length: 63"
  • Hub face-to-hub face: approximately 1500mm
  • Axle beam: 39mm diameter
  • Inner bearing journal: approximately 31.75mm
  • Outer bearing journal: approximately 19.05mm
  • Rated capacity: 750kg

LM / Holden Bearing Compatibility

  • Inner / Large Bearing
  • Cone: LM67048
  • Cup / Race: LM67010
  • ID: approximately 31.75mm
  • Outer / Small Bearing
  • Cone: LM11949
  • Cup / Race: LM11910
  • ID: approximately 19.05mm

Suitable Applications

  • Boat trailers
  • Tinny trailers
  • Aluminium boat trailers
  • Single-axle trailers
  • Utility trailers
  • Other unbraked trailer applications requiring a 1600mm 39mm round LM-bearing axle.

Important Fitment Information

  • Before ordering, confirm
  • 1600mm tip-to-tip axle length
  • Approx. 1500mm hub-face width
  • 39mm round beam
  • LM/Holden bearing profile
  • Spring and U-bolt configuration
  • Wheel and mudguard clearance

Signs Your Trailer Axle Needs Replacing

  • Replace or professionally inspect the axle if there is excessive corrosion, a bent axle beam, damaged bearing journals, damaged spindle threads, abnormal tyre wear, wheel alignment problems or repeated wheel-bearing failures.
  • When replacing an axle, inspect the wheel bearings, seals, hubs, springs, U-bolts, spring plates and suspension hardware.

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