Replacement Bearings for 1,720 Pound Harbor Freight Trailer
Updated 04/26/2022 | Published 04/25/2022
Question:
I need to replace my bearings on my 1720 lb Harbor Freight trailer. I am having a very difficult time finding the size and if you have them. Can you assist?
asked by: Cortney W
Expert Reply:
In order to find the correct replacement bearings for your Harbor Freight trailer you are going to need to identify what you currently have. I recommend pulling the hubs and inspecting the bearings. They may have the part number stamped in the side, in which case you can use that to find the right replacement.
If they don't have any identifying marks, you will need to take some measurements. I recommend using a digital caliper like the # PTW80157. You will need to measure the inner diameter of the bearings, or the spindle where the bearings ride. Once you have the inner diameter you can find the correct replacement.
I have attached a diagram showing where to measure, along with some help articles for your reference. I also included a link to all of our available bearings which can be filtered down by inner diameter.
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