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Redline Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps - 9103309

  • Seals
  • Oil Seals
  • 3.376 Inch O.D.
  • 2.250 Inch I.D.
  • Redline


I.D.
O.D.
Use With:
2.250 3.376 8K Hayes

Seal Cross-Reference
Dexter #
Transcom #
National #
NOK #
Chicago Rawhide #
010-047-00
413247
412920
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Video Transcript for An In-Depth Look at the Oil Seal

Today were going to review part #9103309. This is a Redline Oil Seal. This oil seal is designed for 8,000 pound Hayes axles. It is a double lip, double case seal. It has an outside or overall dimension of 3.376 and an internal or inner dimension of 2.250. This oil seal, you can go to the product page for this part number, and theyll list a seal cross-reference chart, and what that will do is list the different brands that make oil seals and the part numbers for those specific brands.

What you can do is look on that chart, and if you have a different brand of oil seal and its listed there on this page, that would mean this oil seal would work in place of it. That should do it for review on part #9103309. .

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Oil Seal - 9103309

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (29 Customer Reviews)


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Bought new axel parts and brakes bigger wheels for my boat trailer. My existing axel was 20 years old and never was adequate for the weight it hauled causing wheel bearings to wear out and the chance of loosing a wheel. This was the most economical way to repair as a new trailer was so expensive. All the parts I needed were available and went together beautifully. Very happy with etrailer, this is not the first time I have ordered from them great option for any parts you need.



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Very good seal. The only time we've had to replace them is when a bearing was overloaded and overheated the hub, resulting in overpressurization and seal blowout. Otherwise, I've got a 26K trailer running 6 of these over the past 10K miles with no issues.



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I have received several different orders from trailer in the last couple weeks. Everything from a B&W fifth wheel hitch to trailer brake assemblies and lastly, axle seals. Everything received was very professional with excellent helpful service when help was requested. The seals that I just bought were exactly half price from what they would cost from a local vendor. Outstanding products as well as service!!!



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I’m very happy with everything I purchased from etrailer. Everything was correct and fit perfectly. I’m very impressed with the service and their professionalism and knowledge of what they sell. I will definitely be ordering from them again.



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I haven't has a chance to install them yet, but looking at the product it appears to be high quality. The customer service was excellent. My only complaint was the shipping time and costs, also product had a delay in transit. This caused me to not be able to work on the trailer as planned. Over all great to deal with company... Thanks for the help.



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Great seals, used for a grease to oil-bath hub conversion. 5,000 miles and not a hint of any leaks.



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Exact replacement for my Four Winns boat trailer.



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Purchased oil seal- 9103309 for a spare part for my fifth wheel. Great Customer Service....



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These seals are a little more expensive but do a good job of keeping grease in the bearings and out of the brakes.



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All parts ordered were of excellent quality, Thanks!



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PERFECT FIT AND GREAT PRICE



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Justin finally got it right talked to three people and got three different seal numbers but thanks Justin



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A great seal



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Good seal at a reasonable price.



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Great product and fast shipping



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The right seal



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delivery on time,the correct parts,and i will be using your help again!!!----thanks ron



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  • Correct Replacement Bearings for Boat Trailer with Oil Lubrication Hubs
    I do have options for you but we can't look up bearings for any one specific trailer, you'll need to find the axle tag and or pull apart the hubs and find the bearing numbers. Please note, most of our bearings can be used with oil or grease, the seal is what determines oil or grease compatibility. The Bearing Kit part # BK3-100 is designed for 5,200-7,000 lb axles and you can use the Oil Seal part # 9103309 for oil lubrication compatibility.
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  • Replacing A Seal Number 10-47 On A 2000 National RV Tropical
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  • Removal and Installation of a Unitized Oil Seal for a Trailer Oil Bath Hub
    Unitized 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...
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  • How To Determine Which Replacement Bearings and Grease Seal Are Correct For Boat Trailer
    There are two different ways to determine which replacement bearings and grease seals will fit your boat trailer. The first is removing the hub and looking for the bearing numbers stamped on the face of the bearing as shown in the included picture of the # L44649, and looking for any part numbers stamped on the face of grease seal. If your bearings/grease seal is worn to the point that you cannot read the numbers then you will need to use digital calipers # PTW80157 to precisely measure...
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  • How to Identify Correct Replacement Grease Seals and How to Install Them
    The best and easiest way to identify a replacement grease seal (or bearing for that matter) is by the original part's reference number. The linked photo shows the typical appearance and location of these part numbers on seal, bearings, races. It also shows where to measure your spindle if the part number is not available. Note that measuring spindles requires a precision digital caliper to measure to the nearest thousandth of an inch. I have linked you to an article and a video on the...
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  • Replacement Bearings and Races for Single Axle Trailer with National Oil Seal 412920
    Sounds like you will need the # 15123 bearing and # 15245 race for that bearing. For the # 25580 bearing, you'll need the # 25520 race. For the oil seal you would need part # 9103309 which is the exact same as your 412920. We do not have a full kit of this so they are all sold separately. I have linked all the above mentioned products to this page for your convenience.
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  • Choosing Between Oil and Grease Seals for Dexter 5.2K Axle
    The seals # 9103309 and # GS-2250DL have the same inner and outer diameters (2.250" ID and 3.376" OD) but they are used for different applications. Use the seal # 9103309 if you have an oil bath setup but you'll want to use the seal # GS-2250DL if your hubs use grease. The seal is a little different for either application which is why they are specific. These do line up with what you find for a typical 5.2K axle.
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  • Unitized Oil Seal for Trailer Hubs Installation and Lowest Price Pledge
    The 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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  • Which side of the Oil Seal 9103309 Faces the Outside
    Great question, Chris! The side of the Oil Seal # 9103309 with the lettering will need to face outside of the hub. I've attached a photo to show which side needs to face the outside.
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  • Is There An Issue With Seating Grease Seal Slightly Below Hub Face?
    There is not an issue with installing the grease seal # 9103309 you were looking at 1/16" below the face of the hub. It will still seal against the grease seal surface on your axle, though you will want to make sure to not force the seal down to far as you can press it down against the bearing and race and cause issues there. I included a video showing the grease seal, inner bearing and race, and outer bearing and race being installed on on a hub for you to take a look at.
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  • How to Find the Correct Replacement Oil Seal and Oil Cap
    I have a solution for you, but it looks like the oil cap itself is what is cracked and not the oil seal. I recommend taking the cap off and making sure that it's actually the seal and not the cap that is cracked before proceeding any further. Once you determine which part is actually damaged, you'll need to take some measurements on the inner and outer diameter (oil seals) or just the outer diameter (oil caps) to determine which replacement part you need. An oil seal like the Redline...
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  • How Far in a Trailer Hub Should the Grease Seal Go
    When installing a seal at the back of a hub the outer part of the seal will need to be flush with the hub. I have linked a video that should help. You could watch the whole video or fast forward to the 1 minute, 50 second mark to see the seal installation.
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    I have some great options for you to upgrade the Grand Design Momentum 398M such as the Roadmaster Comfort Ride Leaf Spring Suspension Kit part # RM-2460-2570-3 which will help drastically increase ride quality/performance and the HydraStar Disc Brake Kit w/ Actuator for Triple Axle Trailers part # HSE7K-TR1 which will increase stopping power. They can be converted to oil bath with the Kodiak XL ProLube Oil Bath Hub Body and Cap part # XLPROLUBE2440 and Oil Seal part # 9103309. Unfortunately,...
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  • Converting From Drum to Disc Brakes On a 2020 Grand Design Momentum with 7K Axles
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  • Oil Seal For Dexter Axles Matching Size Of Dexter 10-36 Grease Seal
    For 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.
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  • Replacement Oil Bath Hub Seal for 22333TC
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  • How to Correctly Position Oil/Grease Seal in Trailer Hub
    An oil seal like Redline part # 9103309 installs in the back side of the hub (the side nearest the trailer's frame) with the sides or "legs" of the seal inserted into the hub's bore. This means that the flat metal surface of the seal will face the trailer frame. The linked photo of a seal will show you both sides and indicates the direction in which it should be installed into the hub. I have linked both an article and video on seals that may be helpful to you.
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  • Proper Direction To Install A Hub Seal On Trailer
    When replacing a grease seal, the metal part of the seal will face towards the inside of the trailer and the rubber part of the seal will face toward the back side of the wheel. The air side of the seal is the flat side of the seal and faces out when it is installed in the hub. The item you selected, Oil Seal, part # 9103309, is designed to be used with hubs that use gear lube instead of grease. If you can send me the inner and outer bearing numbers that are stamped on the bearings, and...
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  • How do I replace the oil seal on my trailer?
    First, to remove the seal, turn the hub over with the wheel studs facing up on a hollow cinder block or on a couple of 2x4s. You will need to remove the seal by using a 1" wood dowel rod or scrap lumber that will fit into the center of the hub. Place the dowel rod against the inner bearing and knock out the bearing with a mallet in a circular motion. The wood will force the seal out without nicking the bearing or race. Be careful not to damage the hub and race when prying it out. The best...
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  • Converting Grease Hubs to Oil Bath Hubs on Fifth Wheel Trailer
    Since you have bearings # 25580 and # 14125A the entire hub and drum assembly to convert it to oil bath hubs is # 8-219-9UC3-A. These are 8 on 6-1/2, 12 by 2 inch hubs and include the bearings, races, seal, oil cap, wheel bolts and lug nuts. We don't carry the hubs without the bearings. Our prices can be found on the product pages.
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  • Kodiak Disc Brake Kit for 2018 Jayco 377RLBH 5th Wheel
    I would be happy to help you set up your 2018 Jayco 377RLBH 5th wheel for disc brakes. We don't have a complete kit available with all the lines and bearings you will need but I can give you all of the part numbers. The Kodiak Disc Brake Kit - 13" item # K2HR79 you were looking at is a great set of disc brakes that will be perfect for your Dexter 7k axles. Depending on the region of the country you are in and how much traveling you do on salty roads I recommend spending a little extra on...
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  • Recommended Oil Seal for Damaged Trailer Stub Axle
    For your 412920 seal replacement, I recommend the Oil Seal # 9103309. This is the strongest seal we offer as a replacement for your EZ Lube axles. They are a tight seal intended for oil use but will also work with grease and be a stronger seal than a typical grease seal. If these seals doesn't work, then I recommend replacing your spindles.
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  • How do you Install a Grease Seal After Replacing Bearings or Re-Packing Grease
    The seals should be replaced each time you re-pack the bearings. When you take the hub or drum apart, toss the old seal and use a fresh one when you reassemble and pack with new grease. It install the new seal, gently tap it in a hammer, evenly working around the seal. We have a really good video on removing, disassembling, greasing and re-assembling a drum that will be very helpful. The seal install portion can be found at the 10:50 mark.
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