Grease Cap Recommendation for Trailer Hub with 1.938 inch Bore

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I have an old utility trailer which has an outer bearing race #09195, the diameter of which should be 1.938. I am in need of a dust cap that would fit this. The closest one I can find on your site is F001527, which has a listed diameter of 1.957. That might be too big. The one that is on there now measures roughly 1.945. Is there anything closer to that diameter, or might the 1527 work for that?

asked by: Kevin

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Helpful Expert Reply:

For your hub that has a bore of 1.938 you would want the part # F001524 which has an outer diameter of 1.943 inches. This will fit your hub well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

The closest grease cap we offer to what you would need is the part #F001524 that is designed to fit hubs that are 1.943 inches. 1-15/16 inches in decimal form is 1.9375 inches.

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Answer 3

The Bearing Buddy Bearing Protector #BB1938 is designed to fit on a 1.938" hub bore and with outer bearing model 09067. In order to choose the correct grease cap or bearing protector, I strongly recommend using a precise measuring tool such as a…

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Answer 4

For your dust cap that measures 1-15/16 inches (1.937 inches), the Bearing Buddy part #BB1938 that you referenced would be the correct part confirmed to fit.

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

As far as a grease cap goes, I've found one that would work for you. The Fulton #F001524 has an OD of 1.943, which would make for a good compression fit in your hub bore. As far as the seals go, I didn't have much luck. I've looked…

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Answer 7

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Answer 12

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Grease Cap Recommendation for Trailer Hub with 1.938 inch Bore

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