Replacement Grease Seals For Trailer With 3,500 Lb Axle

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i have a 1989 boat trailer i need bearing seals the old number on the seals is as follows tcm 171266 tb or t8 id is 1.71 od is 2.53

asked by: Ryan C

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It sounds like you have a 3,500 lb axle and are replacing the bearing seals.

The closest seals to that size we offer are the TruRyde Seals for Trailer Bearings, part # RG06-050. These have an inside diameter of 1.719 and outside diameter of 2.565. I was unable to find the number you referenced, but the seal I mentioned above is a replacement for a Transcom part number 171255TB.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 12

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