JKwock wrote:
I have to keep things in perspective. No one was hurt. I'm sleeping at home tonight. I'm wasn't stranded for hours and hours. Lets hope the shop is reasonable.
Jason
Before I just replaced the axle I would take it to a commercial Trailer Axle shop and see if they can diagnose what caused this. Otherwise it may just be repeated.
Ten years is NOT old for those steel components. And I am not sure if you are talking about the AXLE or the SPINDLE. This makes a big difference.
There could be underlying problems that you need to find and fix. Or it could be just a very hard shock to the suspension. But a shock of that magnitude you would have known about for sure.