Replacement Bearings for Silver Eagle M1101 Trailer

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I am looking for bearing for my M1101 trailer. I contacted the manufacture, Silver Eagle. They gave me the part numbers FFB187-01-267 for BEARING TPRD RLR 25580 NSN 3110-00-100-3541and FFB187-01-100 for BEARING TPRD RLR 14125A NSN 3110-00-142-4355 They also said the races are cast into the hubs. I would like high quality bearings.

asked by: Patrick B

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The bearings you need for your Silver Eagle M1101 trailer are # 25580 and # 14125A. If you would like a full bearing kit then we also have the # BK3-200 as well.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Jeff H.

6/26/2024

Would this be the same for the M1102?

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Robin H.

6/27/2024

@JeffH I was only able to find this information because of the part numbers they provided. You need to check with the manufacturer, check the axle tag and contact the axle manufacturer with the S/N, pull the hub and look for part numbers, or measure the ID of the bearings to identify the right replacement bearings.

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Answer 1

Currently Dexter only offers either the Self-Adjusting Brakes #23-464-465 or Brakes With Parking Brake #23-112-113 which will fit your 1997 M1101 trailer. Both of these are sets of brakes for the left and right while the Drum #42866UC3 is offered as…

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Answer 2

The closest size we have is 2.72 inches and is the part #RG04-120. It's going to be pretty tight but since the caps are tapered as well as most hub bores it would be your best option that will fit based on a previous customer coming back and…

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Answer 3

Based on my research your M1101 trailer has a GVWR of around 3400lbs, so for a replacement axle I recommend taking a look at the Timbren Heavy-Duty Axle-Less Trailer Suspension - Straight Spindle - Off-Road Tires - 3,500 lbs #ASR35HDS01 which will…

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Answer 4

Hi Jason, In order to find the correct hub/drum for your M1101 trailer we'd need to first determine what your bearings and grease seal are and the axle capacity. If the other hub you have has anything stamped into it we can also try looking up…

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Answer 5

Hey Braden, thanks for getting in touch. We do come across these M1101 Army trailers every now and then. It looks like the wheel in your picture is an old split-style rim. That is why you see that outer circle of bolts - they hold the wheel together.…

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If your Military M1101 Trailer uses a Titan Model 10 Surge Brake Actuator the Replacement Bolt-On Inner Slide with Leveler Channel for Titan Model 10 Actuator #T4721700 will work perfectly to replace your pintle, but if you are wanting to go to…

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Answer 7

First you are going to want to disassemble one of your hubs to verify if you have the #42 Spindle #TRU37FR. I have found this is the spindle some have found but you will need to determine it is what you have and if not you will need to have a pair of…

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Answer 8

Both the etrailer #AKBRKR-H7-L-CR and #AKBRKR-H7-R-CR are designed to replace uni-servo wheel cylinders on Dexter 10" and 12" free-backing brake assemblies rated for 3,500-lb to 7,000-lb axles. As long as your brake assemblies are 10"…

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Answer 9

From our experience the military trailer you have uses a standard lunette ring so a pintle hook like the Curt #C48005 would work fine.

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Answer 10

The Pilot Automotive #BLS-1101 Fire Strip actually comes in two pieces, with each side being wired independently. The strip is meant to be trimmed to size, so you can trim it to straddle the opening under the tailgate that's used to access the…

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Answer 11

The only axle-less suspension solutions we offer are from Timbren, the Timbren Heavy-Duty Axle-Less Trailer Suspension part #ASR35HDS02 for example is a very popular option. This system has a 3,500 lb capacity, built-in 4" lift for off-roading,…

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Answer 12

Hey Mike, I'd be happy to help you figure this out! It looks like we have some guesses on what works, but I 'm not seeing any surefire replacement solutions, especially ones that work with the smaller 5 on 5" bolt pattern. If you can…

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