Sumo Springs

[Hitsman3]

Finally got around to installing the Sumo Springs on our trailer last weekend. Pretty simple install for our trailer, we have the spring over axle configuration. The longest part of it was having to move the propane line but with the brackets they provide it was easy. Haven't towed it yet, but if anybody has any questions let me know. Also installed the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers with the Morryde shackles & wet bolts awhile back as well.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Finally got around to installing the Sumo Springs on our trailer last weekend. Pretty simple install for our trailer, we have the spring over axle configuration. The longest part of it was having to move the propane line but with the brackets they provide it was easy. Haven't towed it yet, but if anybody has any questions let me know. Also installed the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers with the Morryde shackles & wet bolts awhile back as well.

The Sumo Springs on the camper were the easiest to install, the ones on the truck took a bit longer. 1.5 hours for the camper, including moving the propane line and 4 hours to do both the front and rear on the truck. In 50° weather. That was not smart, but I wanted to get it done... Froze my arse off!

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[Hitsman3]

The Sumo Springs on the camper were the easiest to install, the ones on the truck took a bit longer. 1.5 hours for the camper, including moving the propane line and 4 hours to do both the front and rear on the truck. In 50° weather. That was not smart, but I wanted to get it done... Froze my arse off!

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You did the front also on your truck?

[rcjokibbe]

Finally got around to installing the Sumo Springs on our trailer last weekend. Pretty simple install for our trailer, we have the spring over axle configuration. The longest part of it was having to move the propane line but with the brackets they provide it was easy. Haven't towed it yet, but if anybody has any questions let me know. Also installed the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers with the Morryde shackles & wet bolts awhile back as well.

I just put the Sumosprings in my Amazon cart. Did you have to do anything with the Coroplast? I only have two jack stands, how many did you use during the install?

My next inquiry will be on the Dexter equalizers.

[Hitsman3]

I just put the Sumosprings in my Amazon cart. Did you have to do anything with the Coroplast? I only have two jack stands, how many did you use during the install?

My next inquiry will be on the Dexter equalizers.

No, you don't have to do anything with the coroplast. I did have to remove a couple screws that were holding it up were I installed the Sumo Springs so they wouldn't tear into the Sumo's. I didn't use any jack stands, just one bottle jack to get the frame up high enough to slide the Sumo's in, than move to the other side.

[MoonShadow_1911]

You did the front also on your truck?

Yup, both front and rear. Really sense to help in turning. The unencumbered ride is stiffer though.

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[Petrovsky]

Finally got around to installing the Sumo Springs on our trailer last weekend. Pretty simple install for our trailer, we have the spring over axle configuration. The longest part of it was having to move the propane line but with the brackets they provide it was easy. Haven't towed it yet, but if anybody has any questions let me know. Also installed the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers with the Morryde shackles & wet bolts awhile back as well.

Hi There,

Why did you not go with the CRE 3000 equalizer instead of the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers?

[Hitsman3]

Hi There,

Why did you not go with the CRE 3000 equalizer instead of the Dexter E-Z Flex equalizers?

So I wanted to go with the CRE 3000 but Morryde told me I would have to modify my spring hanger to make it work. I wasn't a big fan of cutting it up, I figured they were built like that for a reason. With the Dexter E-Z Flex they required no modifications. In the pic you can see where they wanted me to cut.