Replacement Bearings, Races and Seals for Hub #22834

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Do you have replacement bearing for hub 22834 also grease seal ,I meeds bearing and race and grease seal

asked by: Mohan R

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Although the #22834 hub is an older, obsolete trailer hub, we do have the replacement parts you are looking for. From what I have found, this hub uses a # 29031 grease seal. The replacement inner bearing is # 2788 and the outer bearing is # 1779. The races you need are # 2729 and # 1729.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Answer 1

It sounds like you have the older hub 22834 that is no longer in production that takes the outer bearing of part #1779 and inner bearing of part #2788. I was not able to find any other bearings that measure .093" inner diameter besides 1779 or…

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Answer 2

Hey Randy, thanks for reaching out! We used to carry the 22834 hub back in the day as part 22834UC1, but it has long since been discontinued. I hate to be the final nail in the coffin for your search, but you're unfortunately chasing a ghost. In…

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Answer 3

Based on my research the Redline Grease Seal #29031 that you ordered is the correct seal for your 22834 hub (which is what I assume you have based on the #2788 inner bearing and #1779 outer bearing that you also purchased). We do not have a ring…

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Answer 4

So after quite a bit of research it seems that the Trostel 300-156-6 seals you mentioned are quite old and have not been around for some time. The best I could find was that they are 3.00" in outer diameter, and I did manage to find a customer…

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Answer 5

I did some research and found that the 2,600 lb Hub, #22834, takes the #1779 outer bearing and #2788 inner bearing and would use the #29031 grease seal. This hub has a 6 bolt on 5-1/2 inch bolt pattern. This sounds like the hub you have, and…

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Answer 6

Hey David, thanks for reaching out! What you described is definitely no bueno. The race is supposed to fit really snug in the hub assembly and then that's what makes contact with the bearings. You can technically spin the race inside the hub but…

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Answer 7

The Outer Bearing #1779 and Inner Bearing #2788 are going to be specific to your current 22834 hub. You will need to replace your axle as the current 5,200LB axles use a much larger spindle. We do have the following axles available that will included…

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Answer 8

Hey Bruce, I'm assuming your axles sit above the leaf springs? If so that would explain the lack of clearance. Personally, I would not keep rolling with it as is and would either go with longer hangers like you suggested or pick up an…

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Answer 9

Yes, you can replace a square axle with a round beam axle so long as it is rated appropriately. You will need a new u-bolt kit for the round 2K axle, part #APUBR-10. We offer beam axles rated up to 3500-lbs and also axle-less suspension kits from…

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Answer 10

I did find a reference to a trailer hub #22834 that used a #2788 inner and a #1779 outer bearing, however I'm sorry to say the hub is obsolete and is no longer being manufactured. The hub has a 6 lug on 5-1/2 inch bolt circle. Although the hub…

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Answer 11

Bearing #2788 has an inner diameter of 1.50-inches and fits race #2729. Bearing #1779 has an inner diameter of 0.938-inches and fits race #1729. We do offer all of these bearing and race parts and if you wish you can install new bearings in your…

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Answer 12

When you go to pick out a replacement hub for a trailer you need to do a bit of homework before you buy them. You need to determine what hub currently is on the spindle so you can find one that will replace it. Hubs aren't universal fit items so…

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