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Replacement Hub with Bearings LM67048 25580 and 2-1/4 inch Grease Seal  

Updated 06/15/2020 | Published 03/16/2016

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Hello, I recently purchased a home made trailer with a cracked hub. I am having trouble locating a replacement which will match the spindle. It seems to be a 6000# range Dexter mobile home idler axle. This particular hub has no brake provision drum on the casting, however I do have clearance to accept a hub/drum 12x2. The bearings which make this hub seemingly exotic are: Outer: LM67048 found to be the A6 set Inner: 25580 Seal: 442109 not certain, however the seal ID is 2.25 It seems all the Dexter demountable hubs around use a 15123 Outer bearing or a smaller grease seal. Would a Dexter 008-174-05 fit my needs?

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Expert Reply:

Actually we have a fit as a replacement for the hub you have based on the bearing and seal dimension you listed. It looks like you have a number 42 spindle which is very common.

For a hub without a drum the part # 8-213-5UC1 would fit but you would need to swap out the seal with the part # GS-2250DL.

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Randy

6/10/2020

How do I know which grease seal to purchase? I have a Dexter axle 6071381 S/N 131117235 Capacity: 7000 lbs

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Chris R.

6/15/2020

Is there any way you can tell me what inner/outer bearings your existing hubs use? Or are you able to locate a number stamped inside the current seal itself?
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