(07-01-2021, 03:45 AM)Lundman Wrote: Here's a KSL Ad - might be worth a call https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/56416222

Also Metal Craft Trailer by I15 and 27th in SLC sells parts 801 487-7586
Good Luck

(07-01-2021, 03:07 AM)Anglinarcher Wrote: Did you call the EZ Loader in Spokane WA.  It has been a few years ago but I got a replacement axle, torsion, with oil hubs instead of grease, for about $500.  Now I lived there so three was no shipping, but it might be worth checking it out.

I really like the EZ Loader torsion axle myself.

(07-01-2021, 02:55 AM)obifishkenobi Wrote: I have a bad spindle on my EZ loader trailer, it is welded and can not be replaced my only option is to replace the entire axle which are not only expensive but also hard to find and potentially a couple month lead time. I spoke with a couple places that sell and fabricate axles they couldn't help me. I am hoping that someone out there has a trailer that will work or I can salvage axles off of. I am looking for EZ Loader torsion axles that are 89" between hub faces. the easiest way to measure is from the center of the tires across the frame. here's hoping I can get my boat back on the water this season.

Bubba, I feel your pain.  I had a similar experience last fall with the torsion axle on my duck boat trailer - blew a bearing and took out the spindle.  I had to wait 2 months for the replacement axle and my duck season ended in mid-November.  I looked for a shop that could replace the spindle; doesn't exist in Utah that I could find.  I just bit the bullet and ordered the new axle from TJ Trailer in Ogden ($480).  Got it in January and will install it in September.  Finding a used torsion axle of the correct dimension’s will be akin to finding the needle in a haystack; good luck.  And without firsthand knowledge of how the used axle was maintained makes buying one a crap shoot; I wouldn't recommend it.  But it's your money and your choice.  Best of luck in your quest.  

(07-01-2021, 01:42 PM)Paddler Wrote: Seems like a competent welder should be able to cut off the old spindle and weld on a new one.

(07-01-2021, 11:23 PM)deafman Wrote: sent you an e-mail.. got my brother  looking for you..works at walton trailers, been there 30 years.

(07-01-2021, 02:55 AM)obifishkenobi Wrote: I have a bad spindle on my EZ loader trailer, it is welded and can not be replaced my only option is to replace the entire axle which are not only expensive but also hard to find and potentially a couple month lead time. I spoke with a couple places that sell and fabricate axles they couldn't help me. I am hoping that someone out there has a trailer that will work or I can salvage axles off of. I am looking for EZ Loader torsion axles that are 89" between hub faces. the easiest way to measure is from the center of the tires across the frame. here's hoping I can get my boat back on the water this season.

(07-02-2021, 06:52 AM)otigar Wrote:

(07-01-2021, 02:55 AM)obifishkenobi Wrote: I have a bad spindle on my EZ loader trailer, it is welded and can not be replaced my only option is to replace the entire axle which are not only expensive but also hard to find and potentially a couple month lead time. I spoke with a couple places that sell and fabricate axles they couldn't help me. I am hoping that someone out there has a trailer that will work or I can salvage axles off of. I am looking for EZ Loader torsion axles that are 89" between hub faces. the easiest way to measure is from the center of the tires across the frame. here's hoping I can get my boat back on the water this season.

My brother selling older ez loader trailer as i speak, 18ft tandem axles trailer.

(07-02-2021, 09:28 PM)fsh4fun05 Wrote: I have a 1999 EZ Loader, tandem axle for a Viper Coral 202. The rear one had the ubolts come loose one one side. Long story short. Put a new axle on it, make her road worthy and safe and ordered another trailer. I'm hoping to have it by September. I don't know what I'm going to do with the current trailer so lmk if I can help you out.

(07-02-2021, 06:52 AM)otigar Wrote:

(07-01-2021, 02:55 AM)obifishkenobi Wrote: I have a bad spindle on my EZ loader trailer, it is welded and can not be replaced my only option is to replace the entire axle which are not only expensive but also hard to find and potentially a couple month lead time. I spoke with a couple places that sell and fabricate axles they couldn't help me. I am hoping that someone out there has a trailer that will work or I can salvage axles off of. I am looking for EZ Loader torsion axles that are 89" between hub faces. the easiest way to measure is from the center of the tires across the frame. here's hoping I can get my boat back on the water this season.

My brother selling older ez loader trailer as i speak, 18ft tandem axles trailer.