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Default weight capacity for dodge minivan axles

Does anyone know the weight capacity for the spindles/hubs of the rear
of a dodge minivan. I am building a trailer. Are they equivalent to
the common 1750 lbs spindle/hubs made for utility trailers?
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On Apr 1, 8:39 am, mark wrote:
Does anyone know the weight capacity for the spindles/hubs of the rear
of a dodge minivan. I am building a trailer. Are they equivalent to
the common 1750 lbs spindle/hubs made for utility trailers?



Would it be fair to say the axle can take 1/2 of the vehicle GVWR on
the door placard? That'd be easy info to find.

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mark wrote:

Does anyone know the weight capacity for the spindles/hubs of the rear
of a dodge minivan. I am building a trailer. Are they equivalent to
the common 1750 lbs spindle/hubs made for utility trailers?


I'd look at the sticker on the driver side door. I *think* gvwr is put
there.

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On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 05:39:07 -0700 (PDT), mark
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Does anyone know the weight capacity for the spindles/hubs of the rear
of a dodge minivan. I am building a trailer. Are they equivalent to
the common 1750 lbs spindle/hubs made for utility trailers?


The number you want is "Gross Axle Weight Rating - Rear" on the
vehicle data sticker in the door jamb. I'm not going to guess because
it varies greatly between models and years.

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