Boat Trailer Axles

Stub Axle 40mm Square 10" (250mm) Long

SKU: SR-SA40S10

$30.70
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The SA40S10 Trailer Stub Axle is a heavy-duty 40mm × 40mm solid square steel stub axle measuring 10" / 250mm overall length. It is precision-machined for the common Australian LM / Holden bearing configuration, making it suitable for boat trailers, utility trailers, custom axle fabrication and trailer repairs.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • 10" / 250mm overall length
  • Heavy-duty 40mm × 40mm square
  • Solid steel construction
  • Precision-machined bearing journals
  • Designed for LM / Holden bearings
  • Suitable for boat and marine trailers
  • Ideal for custom-width axle fabrication
  • Suitable for hollow-tube axle construction
  • Can be used for overlay and drop-axle fabrication
  • Common Australian trailer bearing configuration
  • Up to 1000kg per pair, subject to manufacturer specification

Dimensions

  • Overall length: 250mm
  • Imperial length: 10"
  • Square body: 40mm × 40mm
  • Square body length: approx. 135mm on a comparable Couplemate stub
  • Tip-to-shoulder including thread: approx. 115mm
  • Inner bearing journal ID: 31.75mm
  • Outer bearing journal ID: 19.05mm

LM / Holden Bearing Compatibility

  • Inner / Large Bearing
  • Cone: LM67048
  • Cup/Race: LM67010
  • ID: 31.75mm
  • OD: 59.10mm
  • Outer / Small Bearing
  • Cone: LM11949
  • Cup/Race: LM11910
  • ID: 19.05mm
  • OD: 45.20mm

Suitable Applications

  • The SA40S10 is suitable for compatible
  • Boat trailers
  • Tinny trailers
  • Jet ski trailers
  • Utility trailers
  • Custom-width trailer axles
  • Overlay axles and drop axles using LM/Holden hubs.

Important Fitment Information

  • Before installation, confirm
  • 40mm × 40mm square body
  • 250mm / 10" overall length
  • LM/Holden bearing profile
  • LM67048/10 inner bearing
  • LM11949/10 outer bearing
  • Correct hub and seal dimensions
  • Required axle capacity
  • Stub axles used for fabricated trailer axles must be installed with correct alignment and an appropriate welding procedure. Incorrect alignment can cause premature bearing wear, tyre wear and poor wheel alignment.

Shipping

Ships Australia-wide