Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs
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Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs
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Dexter Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps - 10-63
- Seals
- Oil Seals
- 3.376 Inch O.D.
- 2.250 Inch I.D.
- Dexter
A unitized seal is a dual action seal. The inner part stays fixed on the spindle and the outer casing rotates with the hub. This type of seal has less wear and tear and provides better leak protection.
| 2.250 | 3.376 | Dexter 8K (& 9K until 10/89) |
010-063-00 Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs
Replaces 10-63
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
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- Did not arrive in time
Customer Reviews
Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs - 10-63
Average Customer Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars (43 Customer Reviews)
by: Curt08/12/2023
Installation was without issue and they are working like a champ!
by: Darrin G.08/21/2020
I really like these seals, they cost more, but they do an excellent job of oil control, the only disadvantage is if you remove the hub, the seal is probably not going to be reusable, my ratio is about 50/50 but careful patient disassembly helps. I highly recommend this seal for hub rotors that are oil bath, not for drums that are grease and need removal to change brakes. I put about 80k miles on my trailer per year, very happy with the performance
by: Anthony09/26/2022
The cheap single lip oem seals all leaked grease onto the brake shoes, what a mess! These oil bath seals are well worth the money and do not leak.
by: Erik11/15/2022
Need to ship in better packaging. Boxes came in with holes. Parts were missing.
Replacement parts were sent out but the job is now delayed waiting on the parts.
by: Dougs.05/06/2020
Purchased these for spares after using the last spares redoing my bearings. I try to ALWAYS have a spare set on hand. Not exactly the same as the previous ones but will certainly do the job.
by: Scott M07/03/2015
Exactly what was needed. Installed fine. Outstanding customer service by etrailer.com. I was in a rush, needed the part overnight and my rep watched the order, told me when it shipped and followed it through until it was in my hands. Can't ask for anything more!!
Customer service ++
by: Brian T.06/06/2013
I haven't had it long so can't speak of the longevity, the quality looks good and it figs perfect and works as we speak
by: Revcon guy01/14/2013
This seal is of better quality then any other seals I have had in the past, these should last a lifetime. This place has good prices on some hard to find parts, can get almost anything you need, reasonable shipping with lots of options.
by: Justin09/03/2022
Good product. Measures as advertised.
by: Monroe05/25/2019
This oil seal is a one time use. If you remove it the internal spring pops out.
by: Scott C05/25/2015
Great to do business with. Always get what I need when I need it. Ricky at Etrailer is on top of my favorites list.
by: Rick05/17/2022
Seal worked as it should. No issues
by: LloydB08/13/2016
Quick delivery
Delivered as promised
by: Dale/ Bret12/16/2016
Everything fit as hoped for and arrived in a timely fashion , I will use you again for sure
by: Todd04/10/2020
Products came well packaged and in good condition. Online video's and product information was helpful.
by: ChuckO09/16/2014
This seal fit nice and snug. It seemed like a very quality built product.
by: Rob H08/17/2017
Very happy to have the right parts delivered in a timely manner. Installed quickly and now Im back on the road.
by: Alan 06/15/2021
did a great job
by: peter w02/28/2015
All excellent
by: Oli01/03/2023
by: Jeffrey 06/22/2023
by: James 02/28/2020
just what the dr ordered-very knowledgable and personable rep-Donna
by: 09/05/2022
by: Patrick03/31/2017
Kati is the best.
by: Christopher 09/25/2022
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view full answer... - Purpose of the Metal Plate on Unitized Trailer Hub Grease SealsThe unitized seal part # 10-63 has a metal plate that attaches and stays fixed to the spindle and the outer rubber piece will rotate with the hub. This is the kind of seal that is used on oil bat hubs and this particular one is for 8k rated Dexter hubs.
view full answer... - Removal and Installation of a Unitized Oil Seal for a Trailer Oil Bath HubUnitized oil seals such as # 10-63 for example are different than regular grease seals. Unitized seals have an inner part that stays fixed to the spindle on the axle and its outer case rotates with the trailer hub. You would remove and reinstall a new one the same way you would with a regular seal. The best tool to use for unitized seals is a seal removal tool which you should be able to get at a local auto parts store. Once you pry out the old seal, place the new one in the hub. Use a...
view full answer... - Oil Seal For Dexter Axles Matching Size Of Dexter 10-36 Grease SealFor an oil seal matching the inside and outside diameter of the 10-36 grease seal, you will want the Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs # 10-63 for your Dexter axles. You can also use the Oil Seal # 9103309 confirmed to fit Hayes axles of the same size. Hayes was bought out by Dexter.
view full answer... - Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs Installation and Lowest Price PledgeThe item you selected, while having the right measurements, is not a unitized oil seal. We do carry the 10-63 unitized oil seal (see link). Installing the seal requires pressing the seal flush or slightly into the hub. I normally use a wooden block to seat the seal flush with the back side of the hub. We have an install video for you to watch that shows installation of a grease seal. Normally flush installation is correct unless Tie Down Engineering specifies differently.
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view full answer... - Replacement Seals, Castle Nut, and Oil Cap For 2011 Carto Mate Car HaulerIn order to know what the correct seals, nut and oil cap, I need to know what spindles you have on your axles. If you can provide me with caliper (like # PTW80157) measurements or bearing numbers for your inner and outer bearing (printed on the face of most bearings), I can help you with the parts you need. Measurements of your hubs with the caliper would also be very helpful for a confirmed fit. Please see attached photo.
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- Parts Needed To Change Trailer Hubs From Grease To Oil BathIn order to be able to change your hubs from using grease to an oil bath you need a couple items. For the hubs you said have an inner diameter of 2.44 I recommend the Kodiak XL ProLube Oil Bath Hub Body and Cap, part # XLPROLUBE2440. This has the hub body that fits in your hub and a cap with threads. You will also need the Unitized Oil Seal, part # 10-63 for your hubs. This is a dual action seal. The inner part of the seal stays fixed in place on the spindle and the outer part turns...
view full answer... - Will Double Lip Grease Seal or Unitized Oil Seal do Better Job of Retaining Grease in HubsThe TruRyde Grease Seal # GS-2250DL referenced in your question is a double lip seal that will do a great job at retaining the grease inside your hubs. They will also exclude water and road grime better than a standard single lip seal. The Redline Unitized Oil Seal # 10-63 you also referenced will do a nice job at providing leak protection with the dual action seal as well. The inner part on the seal will stay fixed on the spindle while the outer casing rotates with the hub. I like this...
view full answer... - Grease and Oil Bath Version of Hub Seal 010-036-00The grease seal 010-036-00 that you mentioned is our part number # RG06-070 but then for the exact matching oil bath seal with same dimensions you'd want the part # 10-63.
view full answer... - Will Grease Seal RG06-070 Replace the Dexter Seal K71-386-00Correct, although the TruRyde Seal part # RG06-070 has the same dimensions as the Dexter Seal part K71-386-00, the TruRyde is for grease and the Dexter is for oil. The Dexter Seal part K71-386-00 cross-references to our Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs part # 10-63.
view full answer... - Can Seal Included With Bearing Kit BK3-200 Be Used With Oil Bath Hubs?The seals included in the Bearing Kit # BK3-200 you were looking at are only designed for hubs that use grease. If your hubs are oil bath you will need to go with two of the Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs # 10-63 instead. I included videos of the products mentioned for you to take a look at.
view full answer... - Can Oil Seal be Used in Place of Grease Seal on Trailer HubA grease seal like the part # GS-2250DL would be your best option if that is the size you need. You can go to an oil seal like with the Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs # 10-63 which is same size and it would work but it's not going to be considerably more effective or reliable than a grease seal. It might be a little bit better in how it would work out but the price is much higher.
view full answer... - Replacement Grease Seal for Dexter 5,000 lb Trailer AxleFor a 5,000 lb Dexter axle the correct replacement grease seal would be the # GS-2125DL.
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view full answer... - Comparing TruRyde 10-36 Grease and Dexter 10-63 Oil SealThe TruRyde Grease Seal part # RG06-070 and Dexter Oil Seal part # 10-63 are both designed for the same size spindle as they have the same dimensions, 2.250" inner diameter and 3.376" outer diameter. That said, the TruRyde is a grease seal therefore designed to be used with grease lubricated hubs. The Dexter is an oil seal which is designed to be used with oil bath lubricated hubs although can be used with grease as well because of the tighter fit.
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view full answer... - Can Oil Seal be Used in Place of Grease SealSo long as the dimensions are what you need, you can use an oil seal as opposed to a grease seal on your trailer hub. For example, the Oil Seal # 10-63 and Grease Seal # GS-2250DL both have 2.250" inner diameters and 3.376" outer diameters so they are compatible. If you are in the process of changing out your bearings and seals, I have added links to help articles on how to replace them as well as a link to our entire selection of bearings, races and seals for you to check out.
view full answer... - Grease Seal for a Dexter 7K AxleBased off the information you have provided me I was able to narrow down your options to two. Since you have a 7k Dexter axle you will need either a 2.25 ID grease seal or a 2.125 ID grease seal. Grease Seal - Double Lip - 21325 item # 21325 Grease Seal # GS-2250DL
view full answer... - Recommended Electric Brake Magnet And Hub Components For Dexter 9000-Lb AxleThe Replacement Magnet Kit for your Dexter 12-1/4 inch brake assemblies is part # BP01-301. The kit includes the magnet, the spring, and the clip. For a Dexter 9K system manufactured after October 1989, the unitized seal you need is part # 10-51. If your axle was made before October 1989 the seal you need is part # 10-63. The Oil Cap Kit is part # RG04-270. This kit includes the cap, O-ring, and plug.
view full answer... - Replacement Grease Seal For a Dexter Hub On a 2,200LB Trailer AxleThe Grease Seal # 10-9 is the size used on a Dexter 2,200LB Hub Assembly # 8-258-50UC1-EZ. This seal has the same 1.5" ID but only a 1.987 OD. We do not have any seals with a 2.080" OD at this time or that are entirely rubber for an oil seal like the Unitized Oil Seal # 10-63 you found.
view full answer... - What Is The Correct Oil Seal For A Dexter 9K Axle Pre-1989?The correct oil seal for the 9K axle pre-1989 is the Unitized Oil Seal # 10-63. It has a 2.250 inch inner diameter and a 3.376 inch outer diameter and is a dual action seal. The inner part stays fixed on the spindle and the outer casting rotates with the hub. This type of seal has less wear and tear to provide better leak protection.
view full answer... - Can 7.2k Axle Trailer Hub Be Replaced with 8k Trailer Axle HubTrailer hubs that are designed to fit 7.2k axles and 8k axles use the same size spindle so if you wanted to go with an 8k hub in place of your 7.2k hub you certainly could like with the # 8-285-11UC3 which has an 8 on 6-1/2 inch bolt pattern with 9/16 inch diameter wheel studs.
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Lloydb
8/13/2017
The oil seal is doing its job. There are no leaks and oil level is stable