Replacement Grease Seal Options for 2010 EZ Loader Trailer with 2325 GAWR Rating

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GAWR is 2325.

asked by: Lee

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Expert Reply:

We don't have a database showing what replacement parts are needed for different trailers according to VIN or year/make/model but if you can let me know what the weight capacity is for your axle I can give you a guesstimate as to what you'll need - but you'll still need to pull the hub and verify the parts on your end.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Lee

5/18/2022

GAWR is 2325.

Jon G.

5/18/2022

Thank you for the response! With that being the case it looks like you need one of the following: Grease Seals # RG06-010 - ID 1.249" and OD 1.983" Grease Seals # RG06-020 - ID 1.500" and OD 1.987" If you measure your spindle where the grease seal rides you'll be able to determine which replacement seals work for your application. I've attached a rebuild video for you to check out.

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