Finding A Grease Cap For a Hub/Drum Assembly With 2.033 Hub Bore Measurement
Updated 07/14/2022 | Published 07/13/2022
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Question:
I had ordered some RG04-040 Grease Caps, 1.99inch for my trailer. They fit perfectly on 3 of the drums but were a tad small on the 4th drum. Im measuring 2.033inch ID. Which cap would that be? Thanks.
asked by: John H
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Expert Reply:
The Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors # BB2047SS fit a 2.047" hub bore and are the closest item we have to the 2.033 diameter you measured. You might consider changing out the Hub # AKHD-545-35-EZ-K to get all the parts to the correct size. Your 1 hub may have been replaced by a previous owner with a different part.
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Bud M
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