Bearings, Races, and Grease Seal Recommendation for a 1995 Coleman Stoney Pop Up

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I have a1995 coleman stoney creek pop up camper. I have finally been able to find part numbers and was wondering if you have a kit to fit. Part numbers from Coleman: Grease seal: 4714A2201 Inner/outer bearing + race:4716-1101 Hub: 4738D0451 Slotted spindal nut: 4714-3068 Clotter pin: 1204-1268 Dust cap: 4714A0621 Universal part numbers it references: Inner/outter bearings: L44649 Grease seal: 13194TB Race: L44610 Any information that you have will be great. Thanks in advance The picture is a list of the part numbers.

asked by: Zack E

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Expert Reply:

We have the bearings and seal that you would need, but they are not available in a kit.

For bearings you would want the # L44649, for races part # L44610, and then for a seal you would need part # 13194.

I attached a help article on replacing bearings, races, and seals on a trailer hub for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

There are two different bearing combinations commonly used on 2000lb trailer axles, so determine which hub assembly will be correct for your trailer you will need to confirm which bearing combination your trailer has. The easiest way to do this is to…

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Answer 2

I can help you determine how to find the correct bearings and seals you need for your 1988 Coleman Columbia pop-up camper although there is no database which has all of the individual parts for each year, make and model of trailer. So, what you need…

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The bearing part #L44649 has an inner diameter of 1.063 and is typically used in 3,500 lb axle hubs and the #L44643 has an inner diameter of 1 inch and is typically used on 2,000 lb axle hubs. If you can get me more info on your trailer like axle…

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Answer 4

To select a set of replacement idler hubs for your Fleetwood Destiny trailer you want to match up a few characteristics from your originals. These include the axle weight capacity, wheel bolt pattern and the bearing set used in the hubs. A…

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Answer 5

The grease seals that will work for your trailer are part #CE16305A. These seals have an inside diameter of 1-inch and an outside diameter of 1-7/8 inches and are designed to fit a 3/4-inch straight spindle. For replacement bearings I recommend part…

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Answer 6

I would be happy to help you find the correct tires for your new to you 1994 Coleman Destiny Cedar XL. Since the distance between the adjacent holes in your wheels measured 2-3/4" apart, you are correct that you have the 5 on 4-3/4" bolt…

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Answer 7

A 5.30x12 tire such as part #AM10064 is around 21.7" diameter x 5.3" wide whereas a 5.70x8 tire such as part #AM10013 is around 18.1" diameter x 5.7" wide. Therefore, the new tire will be 3.6" taller x .5" narrower than…

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Answer 8

If the springs on your trailer are also 14 years old then they have probably flattened out a bit and that could have lead to the tires rubbing the fenders more so than switching to a larger tire size. Going with new springs will certainly help. If…

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Answer 9

Although we do not have spacer blocks of that dimension we have an option for you that will allow you to lift your trailer with what is called an over/under conversion kit. This moves your trailer's leaf springs to the top of your axle and lifts…

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Answer 10

We definitely have options to upgrade your current wheels. You will want to make sure you have at least 3 inches of clearance from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender, but if you have the ability to modify the fender, this should not be…

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Answer 11

Your current wheel and tire size has an overall diameter of 18.1 inches. The size you are looking at, 5.30-12, has a diameter of 21.9 inches. If you have the room for the additional tire size and you get the correct wheel bolt pattern then what you…

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Answer 12

The slipper spring should sit on the hanger bolt somewhere in the center of the flat part so that it allows a bit of movement as the suspension articulates. The curved ends will generally going to keep the spring from moving too far if the suspension…

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