Trailer Hub That Fits a Spindle With 1-1/4" Inner Bearing and 3/4" Outer Bearing

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hello, I am looking for a 5 x 4-1/2 Trailer hub that has a 3/4 ID outer bearing and a 1-1/4 ID inner bearing. Do you carry any hub kits that fit that criteria? Thank you

asked by: Anthony H

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The only hub that we have that fits an Inner Bearing # LM67048 (1-1/4") and Outer Bearing # LM11949 (3/4") is the Trailer Hub Assembly # AH15450ECOMP. This is only available in a 4 on 5" lug bolt pattern. To get to the 5 on 4-1/2" wheel pattern you will need to source a wheel spacer that adapts from the 4 on 5" bolt pattern.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The spindle dimensions are as follows: A is the mounting dimension, B is the seal dimension, C is the inner bearing surface, D is the outer bearing surface and E is the diameter of the threaded portion of the spindle for spindle nut selection. Say…

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Answer 2

The Agricultural Trailer Hub Assembly #AH15450ECOMP is what you are looking for. It uses a Inner Bearing #LM67048 which has an inner diameter of 1.250" and an Outer Bearing #LM11949 with an inner diameter of .750". You can verify that the…

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Answer 3

To recommend the correct hub drum for your application, I would need to know a little more information. First I will need to know your current hub bolt pattern. In order to determine your hub drum bolt pattern, you would need to measure center to…

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Answer 4

Both replacement trailer brakes and hub/drums should be selected based on the axle weight rating. The best way to select replacement hub/drums is to pull one of the hubs and remove its inner and outer bearings to obtain their part numbers. This is…

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In order to determine if hub assembly 8-258-50UC1-EZ will work for you, first know that this assembly is for EZ Lube spindles that require a grease seal with a 1-1/2" inner diameter such as #RG06-020. You are also going to want to remove the hub…

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Answer 6

Hey Dennis, Based on the dimensions you provided it looks like your hub uses bearings #TMK36FR (LM11949) and #LM67048. The Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2,500-lb Axles - 5 on 4-1/2 #DX22XR is the only option we currently offer that uses these…

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Answer 7

We have a hub that fits your spindle but the bolt pattern is different. The part #DX22XR matches your bearing numbers but it's bolt pattern is the more common 5 on 4-1/2 inch. You'll have a much easier time finding wheel/tires to fit this hub…

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Answer 8

To replace a spindle, the old one would need to be cut off, and the new one welded into place. This is NOT a job for the do-it-yourselfer. The new spindle must be absolutely square with the axle in order to prevent premature tire wear and wheel…

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Answer 9

It sounds like the hubs on your trailer use the #LM67048 inner bearing (1.250 inch inner diameter) and the #LM11949 outer bearing (0.750 inner diameter). The only hub we have available that uses these bearings and features a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt…

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Answer 10

It appears you are going to need to change out your spindle for the BTR Spindle #TRU44FR. This will allow you to use either a 4 on 4" Hub #AKIHUB-440-2-EZ-2K or 5 on 4-1/2" Hub #AKIHUB-545-2-EZ-2K depending on your wheel bolt size. I cannot…

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Answer 11

The LM67000LA is a Timken part number for a bearing cone with a 1.250" I.D. and a 2.328" O.D. This is the same as our bearing part #LM67048. The LM67010 is a Timken part number for a race with a 2.328" O.D. that matches our part…

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Answer 12

If you can send me the diameter of the spindle where the grease seal sits and the diameter of the hub where the seal is pressed onto I can verify if we have the correct seal. Currently I do see we carry 2 hubs which use the Inner Bearing #LM67048 and…

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Trailer Hub That Fits a Spindle With 1-1/4" Inner Bearing and 3/4" Outer Bearing

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