Load Leveler Spacers 96-1/2" x 5" — Military-Grade Aluminum, 23,500 lbs.
A load leveler that is an inch short of the deck step is no better than no leveler at all. The load still sits on an angle and the chains still work loose.
These spacers make up the difference. They measure 96-1/2" x 5", weigh 22 lbs each and are rated to 23,500 lbs. so they carry the same load as the leveler they sit under.
Why Choose These Load Leveler Spacers
They add 4" of height under a leveler bunk at the full 23,500 lbs. rating.
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23,500 lbs. — the same rating as the load leveler system they support.
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4" of added height to bring a leveler up to the deck step you actually have.
- Military-grade aluminum: 22 lbs each, so they add height without adding payload.
- Built to the same 96-1/2" length as the leveler bunks they stack under.
Made For
Built for operators matching a load leveler system to a specific trailer.
- Step deck and drop deck carriers
- Fleets running mixed trailer makes
- Owner-operators fitting a leveler to an existing trailer
- Pipe and steel haulers
- Equipment transport operations
Features
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23,500 lbs. — carries the same load as the leveler bunk above it.
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4" height — the amount this spacer adds to the stack.
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96-1/2" length — matched to the leveler bunk so it bears along the whole span.
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5" width — sits square under the bunk without overhang.
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22 lbs — handled by two people, no equipment needed.
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Military-grade aluminum — strength without the weight penalty of steel.
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Stake pocket compatible — stacks into the same mounting the leveler already uses.
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Made in the USA — built in an American plant.
When You Need a Spacer
Deck step height is not standardized. Two trailers that look the same can differ by two inches, and a leveler bunk sized for one will sit low on the other.
These spacers close that gap. They stack under the bunk and add 4" of height while carrying the full 23,500 lbs. rating.
The alternative — packing with wood or shimming — is how loads shift. A rated aluminum spacer is a part, not a bodge.
Built to the Same Standard
Same military-grade aluminum as the levelers. A spacer is a structural member in the stack, so it has to be rated at the same 23,500 lbs., and it is.
At 22 lbs each they are handled the same way as the bunks — by hand, by two people, without equipment.
They run the full 96-1/2" length so the bearing is spread along the whole bunk instead of concentrated at two points.
The Right Load Leveler Spacer for Your Deck
If your leveler sits 4" short of the deck, this spacer closes it at the full 23,500 lbs. rating.
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