Redline Oil Cap And O-Ring Kit For Trailer With 9 Ton Axles
Updated 08/12/2015 | Published 08/11/2015 >
Question:
Hi I have a 9 ton tag along 3 axle trailer has electric brakes and I need the dexter 21-22 oil caps and o rings. The oil fill hole is in the drum and has a rubber plug that I also need. I would need 6 of everything oil caps o rings oil fill plugs Thank you for your time
asked by: William K
Expert Reply:
If you have 7,000 to 9,000 lb Dexter axles on your tri-axle trailer, the oil cap kit you need for each hub is part # RG04-230.
These are designed to fit 7-9k axles with 8-bolt hubs and includes the oil cap, plug, and O-ring. Just to be sure it will work the threading measurement is 2-7/8 inches outside diameter.
This kit will fit older 6K, 8K, and 9K Dexter axles before 10/1989.
if you do not have 7K to 9K axles on your trailer let me know what size axles you have and I can check to see if we have the oil caps available that will work for you.
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Oil Cap, Plug and O-Ring for Dexter 7-9K Trailer Axles and DeeMaxx 8K Oil Bath Idler Hubs
- Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps
- Caps
- Oil Cap
- 2.88 Inch O.D.
- 2.88 Inch
- 6000 lbs Axle
- 7000 lbs Axle
- 8000 lbs Axle
- 9000 lbs Axle
- Redline
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