Recommended Replacement Grease Seal for 6-Lug Wheel
Updated 10/12/2015 | Published 10/10/2015 >
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Question:
12-2 6 lugwhat size grease seal do I need
asked by: Joebell
Expert Reply:
The best way to find a replacement grease seal is by using the part number; the linked photo shows the typical location and appearance of a seal part number. If this cannot be found on the inner rubber surface you can measure the seal's inner and outer diameters using a digital caliper like # ALL641130, or better still measure the hub's bore and the spindle's diameter (at location B in the photo). Once you know these dimensions you can use the linked page to view all of our grease seals. Just click on the dimensions that match your hub and spindle and choose a single-lip seal like # 58846 or a double-lip seal like # GS-2250DL.
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Grease Seal - Double Lip - 2.250" ID - 3.376" OD - GS-2250DL
- Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps
- Seals
- Grease Seals - Double Lip
- 2.25 Inch I.D.
- 3.38 Inch O.D.
- TruRyde
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