Replacement Grease Seal for 5,200 lb Dexter Torsion Axle

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I measured seal with calipers o.d measured 3.38 , I.d was 2.11 is there a specific seal I need? Most I see show i.d of 2.25. Your help is appreciated. Thanks

asked by: John A

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The closest seal that we have to the 3.38" OD and 2.11" ID of your grease seal is part # GS-2125DL which has a 3.376" OD and a 2.125" ID. This is designed for Dexter 5,200 lb - 7,000 lb axles and the seal cross-reference number is 010-001-00. This seal comes in a set of 2 with part # RG06-090.

expert reply by: Jon G

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For a Dexter 5,200 lb axle the correct grease seal is the part #GS-2250DL that you referenced which has an inner diameter of 2.25 inch and an outer diameter of 3.376 inch.

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