We have a 2004 F250 super duty 4dr diesel and have owned and used it for towing fifth wheels since it was new. It seems that our rear springs are getting weak. Has anybody had this problem or had to replace their rear springs. I am not exactly ready mentally or financially for the Dually speech. LOL. Oh bye the way this truck has made numerous trips across Louisiana .

You can have them re arched or add a helper leaf or Timbrenshttp://www.suspensionconnection.com/timbren-kits.html?gclid=CODc1_bglsUCFWgR7AodBUEACA

filrupmark wrote:We have a 2004 F250 super duty 4dr diesel and have owned and used it for towing fifth wheels since it was new. It seems that our rear springs are getting weak. Has anybody had this problem or had to replace their rear springs. I am not exactly ready mentally or financially for the Dually speech. LOL. Oh bye the way this truck has made numerous trips across Louisiana .All I know is that if you have access to a spring shop, they can re arch your current springs, and/or advise you on possibly a heavier leaf in the mix to stop it from happening again.

These guys are located in Tyler Texas and can re-arch or repair your springs if needed.WC Supply

Did those springs travel with the Vikings? :)

fj12ryder wrote:Did those springs travel with the Vikings? :)Yes, Leif Ericsson invented them & they were commonly used on the Longships as the original prototype to the modern crossbow.

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TucsonJim
Explorer II
Apr 27, 2015
These guys are located in Tyler Texas and can re-arch or repair your springs if needed.

WC Supply
RJsfishin
Explorer
Apr 27, 2015
filrupmark wrote:
We have a 2004 F250 super duty 4dr diesel and have owned and used it for towing fifth wheels since it was new. It seems that our rear springs are getting weak. Has anybody had this problem or had to replace their rear springs. I am not exactly ready mentally or financially for the Dually speech. LOL. Oh bye the way this truck has made numerous trips across Louisiana .

All I know is that if you have access to a spring shop, they can re arch your current springs, and/or advise you on possibly a heavier leaf in the mix to stop it from happening again.
alfredmay
Explorer
Apr 27, 2015
You can have them re arched or add a helper leaf or Timbrens
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/timbren-kits.html?gclid=CODc1_bglsUCFWgR7AodBUEACA

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