Are The Grease Seals # RG06-050 Use The Same Seal # 58846?

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Are the seals under your part number RG06-050 the same seal as your part number 58846, only being sold as a pair? I need replacements for my 3500 lb trailer axle, seal P/N GS-1719DL. The ID and OD appear to be identical, and since Ill be replacing both seals when I repack bearings buying them as a pair seems to make sense. Thanks!

asked by: Chip E

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Yes, the Grease Seals # RG06-050 are simply a 2 pack of the Seal # 58846. Both are the correct replacements for your seals marked GS-1719DL. We do have the Bearing Kit # BK2-100 which I recommend keeping on hand. This will give you a set of replacement bearings, races, and grease seal for one hub of your 3,500lb axle.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

Nothing at all. The Grease Seal item #58846 is a different part number for the 10-19 grease seal. It has a inner diameter of 1.719" and outer diameter of 2.565". This seal is primarily used in 3,500 lbs axles. What kind of trailer do you…

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Answer 2

If you have trailer hub assembly 8-248-50UC1-EZ the correct replacement grease cap is #DC200L-DCRP. This cap is for E-Z Lube spindles and measures 1.99" x 1.40" x 1.18"; I've added a link to a video review of the cap for you to…

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Answer 3

For an idler hub that would work as an exact replacement to what you have and is galvanized to help prevent corrosion the part #84545BX that you referenced would work well. It comes with bearings as well.

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Answer 4

The hub you want as a replacement for what you sent in a picture of is the Kodiak Trailer Idler Hub Assembly #Q-HUB84545 which is a galvanized hub for a 3,500 lb axle with a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern.

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Answer 5

The Grease Seal #RG06-050 is indeed the correct replacement for the Dexter 010-019-00. As far as the quality differences go between the 2 products we don't really have any apples to apples comparison information explaining the differences. We can…

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Answer 6

You are correct, the Grease Seals 10-19 pair, part #RG06-050, are the direct replacement for the Timken seals 171255. You can view some additional information on replacing trailer hub components at the links provided.

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Answer 7

A bearing, no matter where it is made, has to meet certain standards for use in the United States. With that said there are some cases where despite having to meet these standards, the US made product is better. When it comes to bearings though I…

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Answer 8

The key for selecting a replacement grease seal is the reference number, in this case #10-9. The manufacturer code does not matter. This is a single-lip seal with an inner diameter of 1.500-inches and an outer diameter of 1.987-inches. It is…

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Answer 9

The vast majority of bearings that are used on trailers are manufactured in China. I know that there is a looming mentality that anything from China is cheap and will break easily, but in the case of bearings, like the popular #L44649, you will get a…

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Answer 10

The Grease Seal #10-9 that you referenced would be the correct replacement seal for your axles. You would just need to order a quantity of two of them since are looking for a pair. It sounds like you are interested in a Bearing Buddy Bearing…

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Answer 11

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 12

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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