Replacement Hub Components for Hub 9606020

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The spindle I have is # 84. Does that help?

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While the # L68149 most likely corresponds to the inner bearing number of your hubs. If this is the case, you have either a 3.5k or a 4.4k axle.

In order to know absolutely sure, you need to know the corresponding outer bearing number or the inner and outer diameter of the grease seal. You most likely need to wipe away the grease in order to reveal the outer bearing number. In order to accomplish this, I recommend using calipers like the 4" Carbon Fiber Digital Caliper # PTW80157.

I went ahead and attached a diagram that shows you where to read the outer bearing number and to measure the inner/outer diameter of the grease seals.

expert reply by: Bob C

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Richard W.

1/1/0001

The spindle I have is # 84. Does that help?

Bob C.

4/11/2022

Definitely! If you have an # 84 spindle like the # TRU64FR, then you definitely have a 3.5k axle. The replacement inner race you need is the # L68111 and the replacement outer race you need is the # L44610. For the studs, I am guessing you are referring to either the bearing caps or the grease caps. If you meant bearing caps, you need one of the following sets: - Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors - Model 1980A-SS w/ Auto Check - Stainless Steel (Pair) # BB1980A-SS If you meant grease caps, you need one of the following sets depending on if you have standard spindles or EZ lube spindles: - Grease Cap, 1.988" OD Drive In for Standard Spindles - Qty 2 # RG04-020 - Grease Cap, 1.99" OD EZ Lube Drive in with Plug - Qty 2 # RG04-040 You most likely have 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern since they are the most common. For a complete hub kit, I recommend the # AKHD-545-35-EZ-K (for EZ lube spindles) or the # 84546UC3 (for standard spindles).

Answer 1

It sounds like you are looking for a Bearing Buddy bearing protector with a grease zerk fitting for your hub that has a 1.986-inch inner diameter. We offer two choices for your pop-up, either chrome-plated Bearing Buddy #BB1968 or the stainless steel…

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Answer 2

We do offer individual drum brake parts like shoes as well other parts, and we also have complete replacement brake assemblies. To save on labor time many of our customers choose to replace the whole brake. Sometimes that route even costs less than…

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Answer 3

Since we know you have 3,500 lb axles we can pretty easily pick out the correct parts you'd need to add brakes to your trailer. You'd need new hubs that have integrated drums like with the part #AKHD-545-35-EZ-K which have the very common 5…

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Answer 4

Based on the inner and outer bearing numbers you provided (thank you!) the correct trailer hub assembly for your utility trailer is the #DX22XR. This hub does use the same #LM67048 inner bearing and #LM11949 as your existing assemblies. It is…

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Answer 5

I would recommend you verify the measurements but I am fairly certain with your bearing combo the correct replacement seal would be the #SL150 which has an inner diameter of 1.5 inch and an outer diameter of 2.332. Use a caliper to verify this by…

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Answer 6

I recommend the Karrier ST215/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with 14" Aluminum Wheel part #AM32195 which is an aluminum 14" wheel with Karrier a ST215/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with a 3.19" pilot hole diameter. The 2-5/8" bolt pattern…

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Answer 7

Hey Brandon, thanks for the information! You are correct. The Dexter Bearing Kit item #DX86ER is exactly what you'll need if your Keystone Cougar has Dexter 4,400 lbs axles. This kit is designed to replace one hubs worth of bearings, races, seal,…

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Answer 8

Hi Rusty; the Dexter #84546UC3-EZ and etrailer #AKHD-5475-35-K will both fit a 3,500 lb axle but they have different bolt patterns. You already ordered the Dexter in the past so I'm assuming your wheels are 5 on 4-1/2. For the same bolt pattern…

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Answer 9

Hi Brian, If you have a boat trailer with a 7,000 lb single axle you wouldn't have 10 inch brakes, they would be larger as 10 inch brakes are for 3,500 lb axles. Since I'm not 100% sure what you have I can't directly answer your question,…

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Answer 10

Based on what I have found, the 3K7258 axle is a standard 3,500 lb axle. To add brakes to your Carry-On trailer you will need the following: -Hub and Drum Assemblies: Easy Grease Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly for 3.5K Axles #AKHD-545-35-EZ-K -Brake…

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Answer 11

It sounds like you might have a wishbone type of wiring situation. This means that the running light circuit is split to 2 wires instead of just one for running lights on both sides of the trailer (yellow of left side, green for right side). This is…

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Answer 12

The Provider Tire part #TTWTRTM2157514D that you are interested in are a great option for the tire size of ST215/75R14 that you mentioned. These are Load Range D with the capacities of 2,200 lbs at 65 psi and have a higher speed rating of 81 mph. 65…

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