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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.


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O.D.
Use With:
2.250 3.376 Dexter 8K (& 9K until 10/89)

Seal Cross-Reference
Dexter #
Transcom #
National #
NOK #
Chicago Rawhide #
Timken #
010-063-00
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370219BG
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472920

010-063-00 Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs

Replaces 10-63





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Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs - 10-63

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (48 Customer Reviews)


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I just changed my hus on my 5th wheel from grease to oil bath from trailer. The kit do do so included these oil seal. As a after thought I wanted a backup set of seal just in case. I thought the price was alittle high but I didn't have time to explore the internet for a lower price so I ordered a set. I may never have to use them but I have peace of mind that they are onboard.



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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



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Installation was without issue and they are working like a champ!



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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.



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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.



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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 ++



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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.



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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



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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.



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This oil seal is a one time use. If you remove it the internal spring pops out.



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Great to do business with. Always get what I need when I need it. Ricky at Etrailer is on top of my favorites list.



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Quick delivery
Delivered as promised

Lloydb

8/13/2017

The oil seal is doing its job. There are no leaks and oil level is stable



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Everything fit as hoped for and arrived in a timely fashion , I will use you again for sure



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Seal worked as it should. No issues



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Products came well packaged and in good condition. Online video's and product information was helpful.



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This seal fit nice and snug. It seemed like a very quality built product.



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Very happy to have the right parts delivered in a timely manner. Installed quickly and now Im back on the road.



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did a great job



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All excellent



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Kati is the best.



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just what the dr ordered-very knowledgable and personable rep-Donna



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Good product. Measures as advertised.



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Got here quick


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