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Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2,000-lb Axles - 4 on 4 - L44649 Bearings
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Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2,000-lb Axles - 4 on 4 - L44649 Bearings
Part Number: 8-91-05UC1
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Dexter Trailer Hubs and Drums - 8-91-05UC1
Highlights
- Fits 2,000-lb Axles: For idler setups with BTR spindles using L44649 inner and outer bearings.
- 4 on 4" Bolt Pattern: Works with 10"–12" wheels; hub flange measures 5-1/2" in diameter.
- Complete Hub Assembly: Includes bearings, races, grease seal 10-9, cap, wheel bolts, and lug nuts.
- Durable Iron Construction: Built for long-term reliability on light-duty and utility trailers.
- 1.986" Grease Cap Flange: Accepts Bearing Buddy models sized for 1.98" hub bores.
Features to know about
Straightforward Hub Replacement: Everything You Need in One Package
The Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2,000-lb axles (part #8-91-05UC1) takes the guesswork out of replacing your old or worn hub. It comes complete with inner and outer bearings (L44649, 1.063" inner diameter), races (L44610), grease seal (10-9 with 1.500" inner diameter and 1.987" outer diameter), grease cap, wheel bolts, and lug nuts. That means no piecing together components—everything’s ready to go in one shot so you can get back on the road faster.
No Guessing on Fit: Designed for Common BTR Spindles
This hub is made for 2,000-lb trailer axles with BTR spindles—one of the most common setups out there. The 4 on 4" bolt pattern and 5-1/2" hub flange diameter make it easy to match to standard wheels from 10" to 12". If your existing bearings read “L44649” and your seal surface measures about 1.5", this one fits right in without modification.
Built Solid for Everyday Use: Iron Construction That Lasts
The sturdy iron build handles steady towing loads and holds up well under regular use. With a 1,000-lb weight capacity per hub and 1/2" wheel bolts, it’s made to stay tight and roll smooth over the long haul. Once properly greased and torqued to 75–85 ft-lbs, you’re set for reliable performance mile after mile.
Easy Setup Without Extra Tools: Pre-Installed Races
Getting races properly seated can be tricky if you’re doing a repair in your driveway or on the roadside. This Dexter hub saves time because both inner and outer races are already pressed in from the factory. Just pack the bearings, add the seal and cap, slide it onto your spindle, and finish with your spindle hardware—no hammering or alignment frustration needed.
Reliable Fit for Refurbishment or Spare Use
Whether you’re restoring an older trailer or keeping a backup hub ready for emergencies, this assembly keeps things simple. Because it uses standard L44649 bearings and a common 4 on 4" bolt pattern, it’s an easy match for many light-duty setups. Clean fitment, complete hardware, and dependable Dexter quality make it a solid go-to for quick fixes or full rebuilds alike.
Specs
Application
- Axle capacity: 2,000-lb trailer axles with BTR spindles
- Wheel size: 10" to 12"
Dimensions
- Hub flange diameter: 5-1/2"
- Bolt pattern: 4 on 4"
- Grease cap flange diameter: 1.986"
- Wheel bolt diameter: 1/2"
Weight and Capacity
- Weight capacity: 1,000 lbs
Bearing, Race, and Seal Information
- Bearings (included): Inner bearing: L44649 (1.063" inner diameter); Outer bearing: L44649 (1.063" inner diameter)
- Races (included): Inner race: L44610; Outer race: L44610
- Grease seal (included): 10-9; Inner diameter: 1.500"; Outer diameter: 1.987"
Note
Some axles rated at 2,000 lbs require a different seal and bearings. Be sure that the bearings in the hub being replaced have L44649 stamped on them.
Determining Bolt Pattern
1. Count the lug holes
Look at the wheel hub or the back of the wheel and count how many lug holes there are(also called bolt holes).
Common configurations include: 4-lug, 5-lug, 6-lug and 8 lug
2a. For even lug counts (4-lug, 6-lug, 8-lug)
Measure from the center of one lug hole directly across to the center of the hole opposite it.
Common configurations: 4 on 4", 6 on 5.5", 8 on 6.5"
2b. For odd lug counts (5-lug)
Measure from the center of one lug hole to the outer edge of the hole directly across (not center-to-center since there's no directly opposite hole).
Common configurations: 5 on 4.5" (most popular), 5 on 5", 5 on 4.75", 5 on 5.5"
K08-091-91 Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2K Axle with Hardware - 4 on 4 - L44649 Bearings
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
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Ratings & Reviews
4.7
921 reviews
by:
Dennis J.
09/22/2026
What I wanted. Quick shipping. What more can you ask for.
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Larry
10/07/2013
1999
Nissan
Leaf
Purchase a pair of hubs and leaf springs plus assorted hardware for an old trailer restoration. The pricing was great and the quality and shipping were equally as good. The trailer is a 1999 Haulin which seen it's better days. Thanks to Etrailer, I was able to order everything I needed at one time.
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Joe R
03/24/2014
I've attached some pics of the smoker I'm building using the hubs and spindles I purchased from you. Thanks for the quick shipping. Hubs and spindles fit perfect.
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Alain P.
09/29/2015
The hub seemed to be of very good quality. It shipped out and I received it very quickly. I have only one issue and that was the grease cap seemed a tad small and was extremely difficult to put on without damaging, but in all fairness that could be my lack of experience installing them rather than a product issue. before an after pictures attached
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John M
08/07/2013
The staff at e-trailer was very helpful and informative regarding their product. I learned several things about trailer equipment, in general from the staff, as well. I especially appreciated their efforts to assist me in solving a problem that arose several weeks after I had received the tires and wheels that I had ordered. The fix was to replace the existing hubs (4.5 inches) with new ones that were the standard 4.0 inch hubs.
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Alex V
06/22/2012
Chevrolet
Colorado
trailer. The original bearings blew out and I had to replace the bearings, seal and hub. Went to our local Colorado Springs bearing supply house. I bought the hub, seal, bearings and cap for less that what they charged for one bearing, bought tires too - for less and better quality than what Discount Tire charged. Will be coming back
Jerry M.
6/2/2015
Hello, I also have a Harbor Freight trailer 1200 lb trailer. my hubs do not turn true. did you change just the bearing or the hubs too? I want to make sure these hubs fit this trailer?Jerry
Alex
6/5/2015
Jerry M, In 2012 I replaced the spindle, bearings and tires on my Harbor Freight trailer. I had a local welder put the new spindles on the axle. Since this time, the trailer has remained true, no bearing issues, and no tire wear issues. Approx 2500 miles since then. Very happy with my decision to use eTrailer. Just wish they used FedEx and not UPS
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Bill C.
09/23/2014
My old trailer hubs were made of cast iron and the cup portion was machined and impossible to keep smooth. The new hubs were machined for the cups and were already installed. Next time when I need to repack the hubs and inspect the bearings I will have the option of putting in new cups and cones making them new allover.
Thanks for a great product at a great price!!
Bill
Thanks for a great product at a great price!!
Bill
Bill C.
9/23/2015
With almost 1500 miles on the trailer I have had no issues with the hubs or bearings. I did learn to keep a log of the miles on my trailer so I can keep track when to do maintenance on the bearings.
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Tom
02/10/2014
Actually using this spindle and hub for a wind turbine. I have bought from etrailer over the years. Always satisfied. Good service and support. Good quality products like this Dexter spindle and hub. Quick delivery. Will come back!!!
Tom
2/10/2015
Working well. I am very pleased with the Dexter products. I have used enough axles, hubs, bearings over the years to know it is worth it to seek out quality name brand components like Dexter.
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p winston
11/05/2014
Received item very quickly. Noticed rust on the hub inner raceway. Contacted etrailer and a new part was sent immediately. Issued was handled as well as possible. I would purchase from etrailer again.
P W.
11/13/2015
All terrific. Thanks for asking.
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Eddie K. Hardy Jr
06/11/2014
Everything was delivered worked out great Very very pleased with the service experience working with y'all Have already told to other people about you all
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Ron B
03/07/2017
I recently purchased a set of hubs and bearings for my Jon Boat trailer. I purchased 4 on 4 hubs to put 4.80 X 12" tires on the trailer. Delivery was very fast. I received the hubs in two days.
However, the hubs and bearings I purchased would not fit the trailer axle.
I contacted etrailer.com and explained that the internal diameter of the bearings was much too small. The ID was 1" and the spindle of the axle was 1.25". They checked their inventory and could not find bearings with 1.25" ID. They agreed to allow me to return the hubs and bearings. However, after considerable looking I found that the axle is non-standard for this type of trailer and no one has hubs (4 on 4 for 4.80 X 12" tires) to fit the axle. I ended up purchasing a proper axle and installed the hubs I had purchased from etrailer.com. The people at etrailer.com were very considerate and helpful. I recommend them highly.
However, the hubs and bearings I purchased would not fit the trailer axle.
I contacted etrailer.com and explained that the internal diameter of the bearings was much too small. The ID was 1" and the spindle of the axle was 1.25". They checked their inventory and could not find bearings with 1.25" ID. They agreed to allow me to return the hubs and bearings. However, after considerable looking I found that the axle is non-standard for this type of trailer and no one has hubs (4 on 4 for 4.80 X 12" tires) to fit the axle. I ended up purchasing a proper axle and installed the hubs I had purchased from etrailer.com. The people at etrailer.com were very considerate and helpful. I recommend them highly.
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Don
03/28/2019
The hubs and bearing fit my seadoo trailer great. The reason for one star down is that the grease seals were the wrong diameter to seal on my axle and seeing as how this was a Saturday and I was 125 miles from home (trying to get this trailer road ready) I had to buy seals from a local auto parts store at $8.00 each (prices suck when your out in the country without many choices).
Overall very pleased with the service and products.
I would definitely visit etrailer again for my trailer needs.
Overall very pleased with the service and products.
I would definitely visit etrailer again for my trailer needs.
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Paul F.
08/09/2015
Ordering was fast and easy, shipping was quick. The Dexter hub kits were a good replacement for the boat trailer I put them on but the grease seals included in the hub kit were not the size I needed. I knew it when ordering so I just ordered the correct size seals at that time.
I've ordered from etrailer several times......never had an issue. Good customer service and support.
I've ordered from etrailer several times......never had an issue. Good customer service and support.
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Richar H.
05/15/2014
The actual hub is of exceptional quality as it is a cast hub and is a giant improvement over the tubular steel w/welded on lug plate I took off. Was not impressed with the fact that the MFG did not pack these in a cardboard box and just wrapped all the parts around the hub with tape, paint job on the hub was not the greatest but did not matter to me as I repainted it a different color to compliment my new wheels, the dust cap is flimsy and easy to dent unless you cut a notch the width of a hacksaw blade 1/2 way to the stop ring but again did not matter to me for anything but to keep the paint off the bearing race as I used my old bearing buddies. The hub is of automotive quality and I give it a 10 for quality, cost, fit and my hat's off to the service at Etrailer.
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John R.
06/25/2013
I am converting an old Coleman camper into a one room toy haler (model airplanes). The bearings in the wheels were shot. This pair of new hubs and bearings were cheaper then I could get the old hubs rebuilt locally. Also the old hubs had break drums I no longer needed. So the new hubs were lighter. Hubs look great and worked great. The new dust covers were not so great but my old caps worked. Shipping was unbelievable fast. All good stuff.
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Ken
04/27/2019
My trailer had different sized hub which had me confused when trying to replace the bearings. The new hub fit and worked great and now it matches the other side.
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Phil H.
07/15/2014
This was an exact fit for what I needed; very heavy duty. I was able to assemble and install the items with ease, especially after viewing their product installation video. E-trailer is such a nice company to deal with anyway. Their personal, friendly -- and fast -- service are all reasons why I love shopping with them.
by:
Customer
03/25/2015
1 the tech service is top notch, Ricky is great he was perfect at guiding me to the proper product
2 Shipping was super fast, less than 24 hours true they are 1 state away, however they were on it
3 Product, hubs seem fine (not installed yet, paint) however the bearings, grease cap and races are all Chinese ,the grease caps were bent , and too cheap to use, the bearing retainers on a couple of pieces were somewhat out of round, I ordered some American made ones , they rhyme with" bimikin" ...do this, keep off of the side of the road.
2 Shipping was super fast, less than 24 hours true they are 1 state away, however they were on it
3 Product, hubs seem fine (not installed yet, paint) however the bearings, grease cap and races are all Chinese ,the grease caps were bent , and too cheap to use, the bearing retainers on a couple of pieces were somewhat out of round, I ordered some American made ones , they rhyme with" bimikin" ...do this, keep off of the side of the road.
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Wayne M.
06/02/2011
trailer. Etrailer had the exact hubs I needed, in stock. The description in their shopping cart made it easy to order the right part. They shipped promptly and I received the order within a few days. The hubs were well packed. Their quality is first rate. They even included bearings, seals, races which came installed in the hubs saving me some time (thank you!), and lug nuts at a price that was less than the bearings and seals alone were going to cost me at a local auto supply store. A diagram on their web site showed me how to install the innards and I installed both hubs on my trailer in a little over an hour. Thanks again, Etrailer.
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Alain P.
02/25/2016
Many of my old garden tractors came with 8" rims and sealed wheel bearings, these bearings and small tires on a 1000 lb machine made steering hard and wore out bearings. I am in the process of converting many of them to 4 bolt hubs like this cast iron Dexter hub. They make steering with two fingers possible, great product for a upgrade on an old garden tractor, especially if you are going to add a loader or front plow
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David L
03/16/2015
perfect fit I got all new parts the hub bearings races and lug nuts for $5.00 more than I paid for the 2 sets of bearings and nothing else my only complaint would be the hub cap didn't fit no matter what I did .great service I had to ask some questions and Jena was a real help great store and thank you Jena
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Kerry
05/05/2013
Hub itself is better quality than the original hub I replaced on the trailer. I am extremely happy with the hub and it rates excellent. However the bearings, grease seal and cap are very cheap parts made in china. They rate poor in my book. What do you expect from a $3.25 China bearing? I installed the dry bearing into the race to check fit and it had flat spots and wobbled as I spun the bearing. All four bearings in 2 kits all had the same problem. I purchased 4 SKS bearings from local parts store @ about $8.50 each. They spin perfectly in the race. I upgraded the grease seal to a double lip instead of the single lip in the kit. I installed the cap with a rubber mallet and block of wood but they are thin and dented badly before they seated. They may work if you had a large socket or a collar that fit around the lip but if you contact the center of the cap in any way it will dent badly. I will replace those with a bearing buddy or better quality cap someday. What is the point of an assembly if you have to replace the substandard parts within it? Cheap bearing and single lip grease seal may work fine with light duty local hauling but I plan to run several hundred miles and believe I need better bearings and seals to handle the long miles without trouble. I did a 220 mile test trip yesterday and the hubs did not build any heat at all after the parts upgrades. I am not telling people to not buy this hub because the hub is excelent quality but I am telling people to plan on upgrading the bearings, seals and caps if they need a top quality trouble free assembly. Now let me tell you the good news. The price of the assmebly from Etrailer is good enough that even after the upgrades, the price is better than other hubs I found locally or on the web. Buy it but upgade it for the best possible hub assembly. I plan to purchase one more assembly from etailer as a back up. I do not want to be several hundred miles from home without a replacement I can install on the road if needed. Best $35 "insurance" I ever spent.
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Kirk
08/12/2014
Ordered a set of these for my PWC trailer. Fit great but I should have ordered some codder pins. Don't forget those when replacing your bearings. Some of the paint came off, but no big deal. Bearings looked great and roll super smooth now.
Order some bearing buddy's with this too for any watercraft trailer. BB1980A
Order some bearing buddy's with this too for any watercraft trailer. BB1980A
by:
Pappy
02/15/2017
Ford
Focus
I'm modifying an old boat trailer to transport my HD Fat Boy. The price of e-Trailer's wheel hubs was so reasonable, I opted to replace my old ones. I was in no real hurry to receive them but the new hubs arrived promptly anyway and they were just as represented in the catalog. Upon installation, I sensed the need for a special washer between the outer bearing and the hub nut. Calling the 800 number, I received a prompt and detailed explanation. I couldn't be more pleased, because these folks really focus on customer satisfaction. Pap.
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Bill F.
01/30/2012
this hub assembly on a Friday and received it on Tuesday. Everything needed was in the package to replace a damaged hub and bearings on a small trailer a friend and I are rebuilding. I did find damage to one of the bearings when I received it. I called etrailer, spoke to Ashley and another bearing was shipped that day. If I need any other trailer parts etrailer will get my business.
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view full answer... - Correct Replacement for Dexter Idler Hub 8-91AThe correct replacement for a Dexter Idler Hub 8-91A is the Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly part # 8-91-05UC1 which we confirmed with Dexter directly. This is a complete assembly with hub, bearings, seal, lug nuts, and grease cap.
view full answer... - Replacement Hub Recommendation For 4 Bolt Spindle With L44649 BearingI have attached a link to our product page that lists the hubs we offer that have a 4 bolt design.You will need to check both the inner and outer bearing numbers to see if they are both the same. For a 2,000 lb axle I recommend part # 8-91-05UC1. This hub has a 4 on 4 bolt pattern, and includes lug nuts, inner and outer bearings, part # L44649, and races, part # L44610, grease cap and grease seal, part # 10-9. The 5-1/2 inch diameter hub flange is designed to use with 8 inch to 12 inch...
view full answer... - Replacement Hub Assembly For Utility TrailerWe do have the parts you need for your trailer. I recommend the trailer hub assembly, part # 8-91-05UC1. This is a hub assembly that comes with bearings, races, seals, and the grease cap. The bearings included with the assembly will work fine. The seals in the assembly will not work for your spindles as the inner diameter is too large, but we do have a solution. These are 4 on 4 hubs and include the bolts on the hub and also include the lug nuts. You will need to order part # RG06-010...
view full answer... - Replacement Trailer Idler Hub For Dexter 8-91A Hub With 4 on 4" Lug PatternYou will need either the Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly # 8-91-05UC1 that fits standard axles, or the Dexter E-Z Lube Trailer Idler Hub Assembly # 8-91-05UC1-EZ that fits axles that have the E-Z lube grease. Both hubs will include all new bearings, races, lug nuts, a grease cap and a grease seal. I recommend using LubriMatic LMX Industrial Strength Grease # L11390 to fill the bearings and the hubs thanks to its superior wear resistance in both hot and cold climates.
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