3,500 lb Single Axle Electric Brake – 89/74

Built for dependable trailer performance and added stopping capability, this 3,500 lb Single Axle Electric Brake Axle is a strong choice for utility trailers, landscape trailers, cargo trailers, equipment trailers, and custom trailer builds.

With a 3,500 lb axle capacity and an 89″ hub face / 74″ spring center configuration, this axle is designed for trailers that require electric braking for improved control and safer towing.

Product Highlights

• 3,500 lb axle capacity
• Single axle design
• Electric brake configuration
• 89″ hub face measurement
• 74″ spring center measurement
• Designed for trailers requiring electric brakes
• Durable construction for dependable trailer use
• Ideal for new trailer builds and axle replacements

Axle Specifications

• Axle Capacity: 3,500 lbs
• Hub Face: 89″
• Spring Center: 74″
• Axle Type: Electric Brake Axle
• Configuration: Single Axle
• Brake Setup: Electric Brakes

Electric Brake Capability

Electric trailer brakes provide additional stopping power by allowing the trailer braking system to work with a compatible brake controller in the tow vehicle.

This helps improve:

• Trailer stopping performance
• Control during braking
• Towing stability
• Brake response under heavier loads
• Overall towing safety

Proper wiring and a compatible trailer brake controller are required for electric brake operation.

Ideal Applications

This 3,500 lb electric brake axle is well suited for:

• Utility Trailers
• Landscape Trailers
• Cargo Trailers
• Equipment Trailers
• ATV & UTV Trailers
• Car Haulers
• Custom Trailer Builds
• Trailer Repairs & Restorations

Reliable Replacement or New-Build Axle

Whether you’re replacing a worn axle or building a trailer from the ground up, this 3,500 lb Single Axle Electric Brake – 89/74 provides a durable foundation with the added benefit of electric trailer braking.

Always verify axle capacity, hub face measurement, spring center measurement, brake controller compatibility, wheel and hub compatibility, and overall trailer requirements before installation.