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Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing - LM48548
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Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing - LM48548

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TruRyde Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps - LM48548

  • Bearings
  • Standard Bearings
  • 5000 lbs Axle
  • 1.38 Inch I.D.
  • Bearing LM48548
  • TruRyde
  • Race LM48510

High-quality, tapered roller bearing. Replacement part uses industry-standard number.


Features:

  • Inner diameter: 1.375"
  • Matching race (sold separately): LM48510
  • Application: inner bearing for AH25555F agricultural hub


LM48548 Replacement Bearing





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Video Transcript for Feature Breakdown: Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing

Today, were going to review part number LM48548. This is the Redline Trailer Wheel Bearing, and this is an inner bearing for an agricultural hub. Most replacement bearings are high-quality, tapered-roller bearings, and all bearings will have an industry standard number stamped on them regardless of the brand. For you to get the correct replacement bearing, what you want to do would be look on the inner ring of the bearing. Therell be a number stamped. Like right here, this one says LM48548.

That signifies the part number for this bearing. Now, yours might be a different brand with a different number on it. But, if you get us that number, well be able to cross reference it to get you the correct bearing. Now, if you dont have the bearing number off the bearing, what you would need to do would be to measure this inside diameter of the bearing, that is the most critical measurement that fits on the spindle. To do that, you would need to use a digital caliper, which would be able to measure and have a digital readout.

The reason that is, is the measurement is in thousands of an inch. This should be the most accurate. Using a ruler or tape measure will not work. If we use this digital caliper and measure the inside that would give us an inner diameter of 1.375 inches. Now, this bearing is comprised of three different pieces.

The inner ring is the cone which slides onto the spindle, the actual tapered roller bearings which will roll, and the roller retainer or the cage which holds the roller bearings in place. Now, lubrication on a wheel bearing is normally with wheel bearing grease. In some cases, it might be oil. Now, there is one other piece that is required when installing this on your spindle and that is the bearing race, and that is the part that the bearing will sit into and also rotate in. The bearing race for this part number would be LM48510, which is sold separately.

The critical measurement on the bearing race would be the outside diameter. The outside diameter on that race would be 2.563. That should do it for a review on part number LM48548.

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  • Replacement for Bearing LM48548 and Grease Seal 10-4
    Grease Seal # RG06-050 has an inner diameter of 1.719" and outer diameter of 2.565", you mentioned you have grease seal 10-4 and it has a width of .5" but from my research it looks like a 10-4 seal has an inner diameter of 1.249" and outer diameter of 1.983". I strongly recommend using a digital caliper such as # PTW80157 to measure the seal, as well as your spindle where the seal rides in order to get the correct replacement. If it does have an inner diameter of 1.249" and outer diameter...
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  • Replacement Hub/Drum Assembly Needed for a Dexter 8-147 Assembly
    Your drum/hub that is the Dexter 8-147 part number should have an inner bearing # LM48548, an outer bearing # L44649, and a grease seal # 58846. If this is the case then we do have some hub/drum assemblies that would work great for your application. The hub/drum assembly that I recommend using is the part # AKHD-545-35-K which is compatible with 3,500 lb axles and has the bearings and seal that fit your spindle. It fits 10" brake assemblies so you will want to verify that on your end. This...
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  • Replacement Bearings and Seal for Dexter Hub 8-147
    The inner bearings should be # LM48548 (1.375 inch inner diameter), outer bearing should be # L44649 (1.06 inch inner diameter) and the grease seal should be # 58846. I would recommend you pull your bearings out to verify that but that SHOULD be what you need.
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  • Bearing Recommendation for Trailer with LM48548 and L68149
    We have the bearings you are looking for. You would want part # LM48548 and # L44649. These are not identical though. Then for a grease seal set you'd want the part # RG06-050.
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  • Solution for Replacement Hub For 2k Axle With LM48548 Inner Bearing
    The 1.375" measurement corresponds with the # LM48548. The closest thing to 1.255 I'm aware of is the # LM67048 which measures 1.250" for the inner diameter. One way or another, bearing combinations using the # LM48548 are obsolete so we do not have a hub that will fit. The best solution is to replace the axle with one that uses a modern bearing combination. To find a replacement axle you will need the hub face to hub face measurement. I have attached a helpful video below which explains...
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  • Looking For Trailer Hub With LM48548 And LM11949 Bearings
    Hello Ricky, thanks for reaching out. It sounds like you have an older axle, or maybe even an agricultural hub, because the LM48548 and LM11949 bearings are pretty uncommon these days. Sadly, we do not have a replacement hub that uses these bearings. Wedo carry replacement bearings though, if you need those. - Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing - LM48548 # LM48548 - Replacement Race for LM48548 Bearing # LM48510 - Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing - LM11949 # LM11949 - Replacement Race...
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  • Rebuilding A 1973 Cree Camper And Looking For New Hubs, Brakes, Leaf Springs And Equalizer
    Hello Sarah, thanks for reaching out. Our records show the Dexter 8-147 hub is indeed for a 3,500 lb axle. So, we do have hubs that will fit your axle, like the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # AKHD-545-35-G-K. The problem is these hubs use the standard 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern. It appears your hubs use a 4 lug pattern which is unfortunately obsolete, so I do not have a solution I can offer that involves re-using your wheels. We do have some pretty cool looking wheels options that can work...
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  • Determining Parts Needed To Convert Trailer From Hydraulic Brakes To Electric Brakes
    I would be happy to recommend the parts you will need to convert your trailer from hydraulic brakes with 14" wheels to electric trailer brakes with new 5 lug wheels, but first we will need to determine a few things about the trailer. First you will need to find out which inner and outer hub bearings your trailer uses. There is two ways to accomplish this, with the easiest being pulling on hub off and checking for the bearing number on each bearing. This number is stamped on the face of...
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  • Replacement Parts for 1970s Camper Frame with Dayton Fayette Axles
    The Lippert Components Heavy-Duty Replacement Shock - Yellow # LC283280 is 8.625 inches compressed and 13.5 inches fully extended. Your current suspension may extend and retract slightly further but the shocks will be a good replacement based on the actual shock absorbing as long as they will fit your brackets. Unfortunately we don't have any info on your axle or hubs, so to help, I will need to get the bearing numbers printed on the face of your inner and outer bearing of one hub. If...
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  • Replacement Hub with Inner Bearing LM48548 and Outer Bearing L44649
    I may have a solution for you, but we do not have any hubs that are compatible with the # LM48548 inner bearing that you've currently got in your hubs. Additionally the # 84556UC3 is not going to fit your spindle because the # L68149 outer bearing it contains is going to be slightly too big. You could continue to use your old hubs and simply replace the bearings with the # LM48548 and # L44649. For the races, you'll want # Replacement Race for LM48548 Bearing # LM48510 and # L44610 and...
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  • How to Determine the Correct Replacement Bearings for a Trailer
    To find the correct replacement bearings for your trailer, you will need to find the numbers stamped on the bearings themselves. These numbers are an industry standard regardless of the brand. With these bearing numbers, I will be able to find replacements if they are available.
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  • Determining Capacity of Unknown Axle
    According to my online research, your axles are old Dexters with a capacity of 3500 lbs apiece. I would recommend confirming this by checking the reference numbers on your bearings. The inner bearings should be # LM48548, outer bearing should be # L44649 and the grease seal should be # 58846. If these reference numbers match up, you have confirmed the capacity. Replacement bearings and seals are available should you need them, but I could not find a hub.
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  • Info Needed to Pick Out Replacement Hub/Drums for Horse Trailer
    So in order to pick out replacement hubs and brake assemblies I would need a few pieces of info. The simplest two pieces of info I would need are the axle capacity and the wheel bolt pattern. If you can't get the axle capacity get me the diameter of the spindle where the bearings ride or the numbers stamped on the bearings.
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  • Do You Have Replacement Bearings for a 20 Year Old Peak Trailer Axle?
    Hey Peter, thanks for the information. I am sorry I do not have most of those bearing, seals, and races. The only one I do have is the Replacement Race item # LM48510. The bearing item # LM48548 is pretty close to the 48549 bearing you have. It has a 1.375" inner diameter. What kind of trailer is this?
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  • Replacement Hub Needed For Koyo Bearings L44648 And LM48548
    Hey Ron, It unfortunately looks like we don't offer a hub that's compatible with the # LM48548 and I couldn't find an alternative bearing that would match that same inner diameter to fit the spindle. The only option we could offer at this point would be to have a shop weld on a new more commonly-sized spindle to your current axle or replace the axle entirely. Typically, the cost of replacing the spindle outweighs the cost of a new axle so I'd explore both options. To replace the axle...
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  • Replacement Hub With LM48548 Inner Bearing And L44649 Outer Bearing
    Hi Matt! The # LM48548 inner bearing is typically seen in the AH25555F agricultural hub, but not with an # L44649 outer bearing. This is a very odd hub/spindle you have, especially with that bolt pattern, but I am fairly sure it is a variant of Dexter's 8-147 hub. Unfortunately, this hub was discontinued quite some time ago and there is no current hub that uses this bearing combination. I did a lot of looking, but was unable to find any anywhere. Are your hubs still in good shape? Replacing...
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  • Do You Have a Replacement Hub for a Trailer Axle w/ M12649 and LM48548 Bearings?
    Hey Colsen. I have some bad news for you. There are no hubs with bearings item # LM48548 and M12649 available. I checked elsewhere and there isn't a hub I can find anywhere that uses those bearings. The only solution I have for you is to replace the axle with one that uses modern spindles, so long as yours does not have a bend in it. We do offer some off-the-shelf axles in the more popular sizes. To choose the correct replacement, I'll need to know the axle capacity or the GVWR of your...
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  • Replacement Hubs and Brake Assemblies for Dexter Mobile Home Axle and 8-147 Hubs
    Based on the information you gave, although I can't help with the axle (other than to state it is a 3,500 lbs axle). Dexter mobile home axles were designed for one time use and weren't really documented for replacement parts, but because you have the hub number I can still give you the info you need for new drums and brakes. Your current Dexter hub 8-147 I was able to look up and it has an inner bearing # LM48548, an outer bearing # L44649, and a grease seal # 58846. Based on this information...
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  • Hub and Brakes for Vintage Camper With Dexstar Wheels
    Thanks for all the numbers and information. Since your trailer uses # LM48548 inner bearing we do not have a replacement hub and drum kit because of the spindle it uses. The # LM48548 bearing is only used on some agricultural hubs. So that leaves a few options, a new axle or an axle-less option. For a new axle you will need some measurements, you'll need to know the hub face to hub face dimension, and from spring center to spring center. The other thing you need to know is the weight capacity...
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  • Replacement Hub Needed for Older Trailer Axle with M12649 and LM48548 Bearings
    While we do carry a replacement for your LM48548 bearing, listed as part # LM48548 on our site, none of our hubs use this bearing and from what I'm seeing your bearing combination is for very old trailer axles. I recommend swapping out your axle to something more current that you'll be able to easily find service parts for, like bearings. To choose the correct replacement axle we'll need to find out the weight rating of your current axle as well as the spring-center and hub-face dimensions. For...
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  • Are Trailer Bearings L44649 and LM48548 the Same
    The bearings part # L44649 and # LM48548 are not interchangeable. But since we carry both we have solutions for replacing both of them. If the races are good I would not mess with changing them. I attached a help article on adding e-brakes to a trailer as well.
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  • Replacement Hub Options For a Spindle Using LM48548 Inner and LM67048 Outer Bearings
    I can help you find some replacement spindles and hubs as we do not carry a hub which fit with the Bearings # LM48548 and # LM67048. The Trailer Idler Hub Assembly # 52655IEU gives you a new EZ lube spindle with a idler hub that accepts a 6 on 5-1/2" bolt pattern wheel. If you need a different bolt pattern to match your current wheels and tires please let me know your bolt pattern.
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  • Hub for Mobile Home Axle With 1.375 and 1.25 Inch Inner Diameter Bearings
    Thank you for providing the axle measurements. The only bearing that will fit the 1.375 inch inner diameter is the # LM48548 Trailer Hub Bearing. Unfortunately we do not have any hubs that are a fit with this bearing. Mobile home axles are often considered to be "one time use" so it can be difficult to find replacement parts for them. We do have axles available if you need a replacement. Using the capacity, overall length, and spring center length you can find the right axle for your needs....
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  • Replacement # LM48548 and # L44649 Bearing Recommendation for a Trailer
    We have the bearings you are looking for. You would want part # LM48548 and # L44649. For the leaf spring bushings you will need to take a coupler more measurements to pick out the correct one. You will need to measure the inner and outer diameter of the bushing to be able to determine which one you would need. Check out the link I attached to see all of the ones we carry ones you get those measurements.
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