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This guide is for owners of Ifor Williams trailers looking to maintain or replace their leaf spring bump stops. The AB Tools Trailer Leaf Spring Bump Stops provide essential cushioning and protection for your trailer's leaf springs, enhancing durability and performance. Note that this guide specifically covers the 4-pack of bump stops (Part Number C80315) and their use in trailers manufactured from 1994 onwards.
| Model Part Number | C80315 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The bump stops are designed to cushion the leaf springs and protect them from damage, especially during heavy loads or rough terrain.
You will need one bump stop per leaf spring. The pack contains four bump stops, which should be sufficient for one trailer.
These bump stops are suitable for most Ifor Williams trailers manufactured from 1994 onwards. Always verify compatibility with your specific model.
Installation typically involves removing the leaf spring, which may require specialized tools. Refer to your trailer's manual or consult a professional if you are unsure.
Inspect the bump stops regularly, especially before long journeys or when carrying heavy loads. Look for any signs of wear, cracks, or damage.
Replace the damaged bump stops with new ones. It is important to replace the bump stops if any damage is found.
These bump stops are specifically designed for Ifor Williams trailers and may not be compatible with other brands. Check the specifications for your trailer to ensure compatibility.
The part number (C80315) can be found on the bump stop itself or in your trailer's documentation.
Replace the damaged bump stops with new ones from the 4-pack. Ensure the replacement matches the Ifor Williams Part Number C80315.
Check the condition of the bump stops. Damaged or missing bump stops can cause a rough ride or bottoming out. Replace them as needed. Also, ensure the trailer is not overloaded.
