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2016年12月28日星期三

How Long Will U Leaf Springs Last?

Unlike the oil change, there aren’t a set number of miles that one’s truck needs to reach before needing to replace the leaf springs. The life span of leaf springs usually will depend on the wear and tear. In truth, some trucks never need to have their leaf springs replaced while others will wear out muck quicker. The leaf springs that hardly ever need replacing will most likely be the trucks for casual use.

Heavy equipment like farm vehicles, snow plows, and recreational vehicles are going to be the kind leaf springs that need frequent replacement. Again, this depends on the type of task and even still, it is difficult to determine exactly when one should replace the leaf springs on their work equipment. However, there are some tell tale signs that your vehicle will give you to let you know that it might be needing a leaf spring replacement.

Signs That Indicate Your Leaf Springs Are Worn Out

If your existing leaf springs are cracked.

This is an obvious one, but it requires a routine inspection. If you are operating heavy equipment or using your truck to haul overbearing loads, it is highly recommended to conduct a routine inspection on your vehicle. It can be weekly, monthly, or quarterly depending on how much work is put on the vehicle. You can also check for yourself.

Leaf springs are located near the axle of a truck attached directly to the frame. They are typically found on the rear axle but can also be used for front independent or solid axle suspensions as well.

For flatbed trucks, the rear end sags.

Since leaf springs are all about suspension, another obvious sign for leaf spring replacement is noticing when or if the back of your truck sags without any additional weight. While it is normal for a vehicle to bow a little from extra-added weight, one should take heed when the bow is present without any additional pressure. This usually means that the existing leaf springs are worn and/or broken and will not be able to successfully hold any more weight without damaging the suspension.

Many people carry a lot of weight on the rear and your springs just might not be designed to carry enough heavy weight without bottoming out or sagging more than you’d like. We offer heavy duty leaf springs to fix this problem which can handle a bigger load while keeping the rear of the truck higher or level with the front while loaded.

Your vehicle is leveled.

This might sound strange, a leveled truck needing leaf spring replacements, but it’s true. Although it is normal for most vehicles to be leveled, trucks are designed to sit up a little higher in the back in order to better carry the weight of additional loads.

New Truck Spring: Supplying Your Leaf Spring Replacements

Whether you need to replace old, worn, cracked or broken springs or are in need of a heavy-duty option, New Trcuk Spring can provide you with the right leaf spring replacement. We warehouse a vast array of suspension products. As a result, we are able to provide fast shipping at an affordable cost. If you’ve discovered that you are not able to find a certain type of leaf springs in our online inventory, we can manufacture one to fit your specific needs. Give us a call today—toll free at 13328782189 Or Send Email:newtruckspring@gmail.com, http://www.newtruckspring.com/

2016年12月26日星期一

What to know When Replace Yourk Ford F250 Truck Leaf Springs

Not every Ford truck is built the same, you know that, but did you know that even on the same model Ford Truck you can have many different load capacities for your leaf springs? Not everyone uses his or her truck the same way. So it’s important to know what the capacity of your truck’s leaf springs are before you start to load your truck bed. By taking this precaution, you can avoid overloading your leaf springs and causing major damage to your truck.

For Leaf Spring Fit Truck Category Matters

At New Truck Spring, we realize that the fit of the leaf spring depends on the truck, so we carry leaf springs for many of the different varieties of Ford trucks. We can supply leaf springs for the F100, F150, F250, F350, F450, F550, Ranger, Bronco, Bronco II, Excursion, Explorer, Mountaineer, and Navajo.

However, even within some of these varieties, the model year of the truck can make a big difference. For instance, the F350 has had four different leaf springs sizes over the years. The springs were the same between 1973 – 1979, 1980 – 1997, 1999 – 2007 and 2008 – 2014. As experts in the field of suspension products we can ask the right questions to help make sure you choose the right product for your vehicle.

How Different Can the Capacity Be for Each Truck Type?

Take for instance the Ford F350 for model years 2008 – 2014. We carry four different model leaf springs that will fit the rear suspension on this truck. All measure 33 ¼” X 33 ¼” with a width of 3”, but the spring capacities are 2,700 lbs., 3,600 lbs., 4,400 lbs. and 5,000 lbs.

The two lower capacity springs have 5 leaves and the two larger capacity springs have 6 leaves, to help take the extra

New Truck Spring is the Place to Turn for all Your Suspension Needs

Newtruckspring.com belongs to Xiamen Wabco Autoparts Co., Ltd which is a leading supplier in auto parts. Our headquarters is located in Xiamen.

We own several factories and joint-ventured manufacturers in China which are successfully certified with TS16949 and ISO9001/2009 quality control system.

With more than 10 years’ development, we can supply a full range of spare parts for full trailers, semi-trailers, heavy & light duty trucks agricultural machines and engineering machines. Our main Products are Leaf Spring, Coil Spring, Wheel Rim,Landing Gear,Trailer Jack,Jockey Wheel, Axle, Mechanical Suspension, Air Suspension, Agricultural Suspension, Bogie Suspension,Turntable, Fifth Wheel, King Pin, Brake Chamber, Container Lock, Coupling, Towing Eye, Drum, Hub, Mudguard, Lamp, Excavator Bucket, Bucket Teeth, Track Link, and other Chassis Parts.

With our advanced technology and professional team, we can supply high quality products with competitive price and best service.Being an OEM and after market service supplier, our sales network covers North America, South America, Europe, Middle East,Africa, Southeast Asia and Oceania. Our products enjoy a high reputation in the market. Warmly welcome all over the world friends to visit our Xiamen showroom and our factories to set up a long-term cooperation relationship.

Hard to Find Leaf Springs for Classices Cars at New Truck Spring

You may have heard of the old saying, “They don’t make them like they used to anymore!”

In part, this is quite true when it comes to the automotive industry. Earlier cars were considered a luxury for only the rich, and they weren’t mass-produced on the level that they are today. Resources were plenty and the demand for such vehicles for those who could afford it was substantial, but for today’s numbers, the ownership of classic cars are still quite low.

As a result, the materials used back then were heavier, bulker, and today—expensive! What’s more, when it came to the smaller parts of the vehicle like the suspension system, inventors were still in the earlier stages of discovering what makes up a smoother ride—and in essence, still are today!

The Challenge of Finding Replacement Parts

Whether you want to refer to these earlier cars as old or classic, the truth somewhat remains that indeed, they don’t make them like they used to! So for car collectors and classic car owners who may have received their treasure through an inheritance, an auction, or the sheer luck of stumbling upon it in a junkyard, chances are you’re probably having a challenge finding replacement parts for your leaf spring.

The chances are quite slim that you’ll find leaf springs for a classic car at your local automotive store. Even if you’ve gotten by with combing junkyards for parts, when it comes to classic cars, you won’t have much luck. Even if you contacted the manufacturer, the response that you’ll most likely get is that particular model is obsolete and yes, they don’t make them anymore!

So if the manufacturer doesn’t make leaf springs for their earlier models, and finding replacement parts makes finding a needle in a haystack look easy, what exactly are your options? You could, like most ex-classic car owners, scrap the parts out and sell the material, or you can call New truck Spring, a leaf spring replacement and manufacturing company in New Century, KS.

About New truck Spring

New truck spring belongs to Wabco group which is a leading supplier in auto parts. Our headquarters is located in Xiamen.

We own several factories and joint-ventured manufacturers in China which are successfully certified with TS16949 and ISO9001/2009 quality control system.

New Truck Spring Inventory

We stock leaf springs for Chevy, Ford, Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Oldsmobile, Mercury, Mazda, Jeep, Toyota, AMC, GMC, and Suzuki Samurai. Because we are the leading authority in leaf spring replacements, we have competitive prices that rival other distributors, giving you the best price possible. We also ship our suspension parts out anywhere in the United States. For quality assurance, we check each product before it’s shipped out to make sure that there’s no damage to your purchase.

2016年12月19日星期一

How to Get Ford F150 Leaf spring and suspension parts

As technology evolved, so did the automotive industry and with it, the engineering parts that would make it a precision-running vehicle. For this role, the suspension system played an important part.

History of the Ford F Series

The Ford F150 Leaf spring has different types of builds categorized in generations from lightweight to medium sized pick-up trucks. Throughout this time, Ford kept what worked and scratched what didn’t. The very first official F150 model in the first generation was built in 1948. However, NewtruckSpring stocks leaf springs manufacturers for the Ford F150 model dating back to 1942!In 1953, the newer version increased dimensions and as a result, updated the chassis.

It wasn’t until 1959 that that Ford began in-house production of the third generation, the four-wheel-drive pick-up trucks that were built in 1957-60. So, it could be reasoned that any automotive parts, especially the suspension system for the first two generations of Ford F150 trucks might be a little difficult to find, even for Ford manufacturers. To expect Ford to keep suspension parts for a model that was made almost 68 years ago would require an additional amount of warehouse space that may not be worth the expense since classic Fords are more of a collector’s item now.

Even from the third generation to the sixth, these models are old enough for their parts to be almost obsolete.

Where to Get Classic Suspension Replacement Parts

Truck Spring, a leaf spring and suspension parts manufacturer since 1965, knows exactly what type of leaf spring you might need for your F150 model, no matter what year it is. For example, the 1942-1952 Ford ½ Tone Front Leaf Spring has 8 leaves with a spring capacity of 850 lbs., and is solder in pairs. What’s more is that you can order these springsonline.

While the earlier leaf springs models have a limited weight capacity, the springs dating up to 1972 can hold up to 1,250 lbs. However, this set of leaf springs has only 6 leaves. These springs are also sold in pairs.

You can view our full list of leaf springs for the Ford truck online here.

2016年12月15日星期四

Tell tale signs that you when you need to replace leaf spring

You expect a lot from your suspension, and your leaf springs are one of the key components that help you carry those heavy loads day in and day out. In fact, you often don’t know how much you expect from your leaf springs until you find that they are not working any longer. This might be due to a rough ride, or excess vibration when your car or truck is fully loaded. Either way, when it is time to replace leaf springs , it is best to get it done right away.

What are the Signs of Damaged Leaf Springs?

If you are not checking and inspecting your s10 leaf springs regularly then you might end up with problems that end up ruining your ride. If you hear a scrapping noise as you drive, or your suspension bottoms out whenever you go over a bump, then you might have worn or cracked leaf springs that need an immediate replacement. You can see if there are problems by parking on a flat surface and looking at your vehicle to see if one side sits lower than the other.

If the car does sit low on one side, then it’s time to remove the wheels and inspect further. Clean the leaf springs with a wire brush to remove the dirt and grime and look for wear and cracks. If any exist, then replacement leaf springs are the only logical choice. You risk not only damaging the chassis of your car or truck with further use, but also potentially dangerous conditions if the leaf springs break completely and your axle is detached.

Depending on how long your leaf springs have lasted, you may want to talk to our experts about heavy duty leaf springs. The standard leaf springs on a car or truck are only rated to hold a certain amount of weight, and if you are routinely carrying heavy loads, this can affect the wear on your leaf springs. Find out more before you just replace the springs with the factory models.

2016年12月13日星期二

Chevy S10 heavy duty leaf spring form newtruckspring.com

When you are outfitting your truck or van to carry heavy loads, you will want to consider adding heavy-duty S10 leaf spring behind your leaf springs for added strength and durability. At newtruckspring.com, we stock heavy duty leaf spring to improve the suspension of vehicles that will be used for farm use, snow plows, RFs and work trucks. You can be sure that the suspension professionals at Newtruckspring can find whatever you need to improve the suspension of your Chevy leaf spring.

How Do Leaf spring Work?

Most suspensions incorporate leaf springs that attach between the body of the vehicle and the axle. When the wheels hit a bump, the axle will jolt upwards and the leaf springs will absorb the force rather than transferring it to the body. However, if the vehicle is under a heavy load, the springs will be stretched to their capacity and you will feel the hit.

To improve on this common suspension problem, one option is to install leaf springs behind the leaf springs. These extremely ridged coils of steel will force the leaf springs down from the body and will absorb a large portion of the load Therefore, the loads will not stretch the leaf springs to their limit and you will not have the bottoming out when you go over bumps or through potholes.

What is Available for the Cheavy S10 leaf spring?

Heavy-duty leaf spring for your Chevy S10 differ between model and model year, so be sure to get the right size for your particular vehicle and its corresponding year. Capacities range from 2,670 - 5,000 lbs., so increasing your load capacity is definitely possible. At Newtrcukspring.com , we have springs available for all model years from 1973 onwards, and we can even custom design leaf springs if you have a particular project you need to fulfill.

New Truck Springs: Your Experts for Any Suspension Enhancement

New Truck Spring Co., Ltd belongs to Wabco group which is a leading supplier in auto parts. Our headquarters is located in Xiamen.

We own several factories and joint-ventured manufacturers in China which are successfully certified with TS16949 and ISO9001/2009 quality control system.

Listed below are the Replacement Leaf Springs that are designed to work with the 1998 Chevrolet S10. Please review the vehicle options and installation notes, to ensure you select the correct product for your Chevrolet S10,need assistance selecting the right product? Send mail to:info@newtruckspring.com

2016年12月12日星期一

Replaces the worn leaf springs on you chevy s10 leaf spring

As the backbone of your truck suspension, your chevy s10 leaf spring take the brunt of the punishment that rough roads and heavy loads inflict. When you go over bumps or potholes it is the leaf springs that stretch and contract to absorb the shocks so that your ride remains smooth. With all of this stretching and contracting, it is no wonder that the steel of these springs can eventually wear out.

How Can I Tell If a Leaf Spring Needs a Replacement?

It is easy to tell if your suspension is in trouble even if you are not hearing the axle bottom out on every bump and pothole. The best way to inspect your suspension is to park your truck on an even surface and look at the front and back of the vehicle to see if its level. If the truck is sitting unevenly, then your leaf springs may be damaged, worn, or broken.

If this is the case, you need to remove the wheel and inspect the leaf springs . Use a wire brush to remove any dirt and grime so that you can look closely at the condition of the leaf springs and its attachments. If clips have come loose then you can tighten them and move the leaves back into place, but if you find that the leaves are worn, cracked or damaged you will likely need to replace them with new parts.

What is Available for the Chevy S10 blazer?

Since the GMC s10 blazer is available in a ½ ton, ¾ ton and 1 ton model , it is important to purchase the right leaf springs for your particular model of truck. In addition, the model year is important since the leaf springs have changed with the advances in models and the improved capacities required for trucks since 1936 when the first GMC trucks came out. Before you call the professionals at New truck Spring, be sure to know both the model and year of your truck in order to make an accurate purchase.

Where is the Best Place for Suspension Products?

As an automotive leaf spring and suspension authority since 1965, the team at new truck Spring has learned a lot about what is needed to make a suspension work properly. As a full service shop, the people you talk to on the phone to ask about suspension products are the same technicians that install our products every day. You can be sure that you’re working with someone who knows what they’re doing from start to finish.

Whether you need to replace old, worn, cracked or broken springs, or need a heavy-duty option, you can be confident that New Truck Spring will have exactly what you need.

If you are local to New Century, newtruckspring send us info@newtruckspring.com. You can also contact us online. For quality products, fast shipping, low prices and items in stock, look no further than New Truck Spring

2016年12月7日星期三

When it’s time to replace your Ford F-250 leaf springs

Replacement Ford F-250 Leaf Springs

The Ford F-250 is a mainstay among construction crews, agricultural operations and anyone who desires additional durability and hauling performance. In these applications, rough conditions and a long day’s work can all do a number on a vehicle’s suspension.

When it’s time to replace your leaf springs, New truck Spring can help. We carry an extensive inventory of replacement parts from all eras of the F-250’s storied history. Working with a carefully chosen network of suppliers, we offer affordable Ford F-250 replacement leaf springs that meet the requirements of today’s demanding drivers. Check out our inventory of products by following the links on this page.

When to Replace Your Leaf Springs
Your F-250’s leaf springs bear much of the stress when hauling heavy loads or moving through rough terrain. As a result, the lifespan of your leaf springs will vary depending on how and where you drive your truck. Worn springs will create a noticeable sagging in the rear of your pickup truck — routine visual inspections should be part of your regular preventative maintenance schedule.

Fortunately, a leaf spring replacement is a simple job that can be done in any reasonably well-equipped home garage. It is strongly recommended that, when replacing the leaf springs on an F-250, you change out the bolts and hardware as well. To make sure home mechanics have everything they need, we sell complete replacement kits containing all required hardware.

Popular Replacement Leaf Springs

1.Replacement 2008-2015 Ford F250 leaf spring

2.Replaces 2008-2015 Ford F250 leaf spring 3/1 Leaves

3.Replaces 1980-1996 Ford F250 2wd 4wd Leaf Spring 3/1 Leaves

Leaf Springs fit Ford F250 for the following years: 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

2016年12月6日星期二

The Common and different points of Double-eye and Slipper leaf spring

Common Points:

Double-eye and Slipper leaf spring acts as part of a trailer's suspension system by providing an attachment point for a 2,000-lb axle. Spring flexes to resist shock and also ensures a smooth ride. Includes bushings with 9/16" inner diameter.

Features:

Leaf spring acts as part of your trailer's suspension system
- Provides attachment point for your trailer's axle
Multiple leaves allow flexibility to absorb road shock
- Allows for a smooth ride
- Reduces wear and tear on trailer
- Ensures level ride on bumpy and uneven surfaces
Sturdy steel construction
Nylon bushings included

Diffent points

1.Double-eye leaf spring:

Pre-mounted hangers or aftermarket hanger kit required for installation
- Spring attaches to hanger mounted on trailer frame at one end
- Other end connects to shackle straps suspended from hanger or equalizer

2.Slipper leaf spring

Pre-mounted hangers or aftermarket hanger kit required for installation