Hutchens 9700 Series Trailer Suspension
The Hutch 9700 Series of trailer spring suspension systems can be assembled in single, tandem or multi-axle configurations, and mounting heights from 6 inches to 20 or more are easily achieved, says the company

The Hutch 9700 Series of trailer spring suspension systems can be assembled in single, tandem or multi-axle configurations, and mounting heights from 6 inches to 20 or more are easily achieved, says the company.
The 9700 Series offers axle spacings from 42 to 121 inches and easily adapts to round, square or rectangular axles. A wide variety of springs offers suspension capacities from 15,000 up to 25,000 lbs/axle, and all 9700 Series suspensions are available with either fabricated or cast steel spring hangers and rockers. These hangers come in a wide variety of styles designed to fit numerous mounting requirements, including tubular, I-beam, C-channel or a G-rail, There is also a package specifically designed for tank trailer applications that uses cast rockers and cast torque arm eye-ends.
The broad line of 9700 Series Suspensions features:
* Hangers and rockers made from light weight fabricated or cast steel
* 1/2" wear pads in hangers and equalizers
* Million Mile Rocker Bushing that virtually eliminates bushing fatigue and failure
* Huck lock-bolt fastening system that is virtually maintenance-free
* Wrapped fabricated torque arm eye-ends that prevent separation under extreme conditions
* Lighter top plate that offers greater stability under U-bolt clamp loads
* Improved spring seat design that efficiently transfers forces from the axle to the spring
* Corrosion-resistant coated Never-Seez torque arm screws allow easy adjustment for suspension alignment
More info: www.hutchensindustries.com/products/spring-suspensions/9700
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