Introducing Cush Binkley Flatbed & Chassis Inframe Slider

January 20, 2017

mechanical slider subframes

Introducing Cush Binkley flatbed & chassis inframe slider suspensions.


Slider Features:

  • Industry’s easiest to mount pin cage design
  • Optimized with lighter weight higher strength materials
  • Cush patent pending Hucked® together optimized design to reduce welded structure cracking
  • Cush patent pending air pin system with heavy duty hold down clips and emergency brake reset valve
  • Standard 4 pin or optional 2 pin system for chassis trailers
  • For 36” to 44” I-Beam frames with up to 6” wide bottom flange Cush Binkley HD suspension
  • Industry standard “Will Fit” service parts
  • Hangers with ½” wear pads & heavier gage steel like the Hutch 9700
  • Optimized design for standard torque rods or RideMax™big bushings
  • Cush Shear-Tite™torque control torque rod at pivot nuts
  • Eccentric pivot alignment eliminates clunky adjustable torque rods
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