Do Hubs Need to Be Removed to Re-Pack Bearings on EZ-Lube Axle
Updated 08/22/2023 | Published 08/21/2023
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I have Dexter E-Z lube on my trailer, do i need to remove the hubs and re pack the bearings or just follow grease using the E-Z Lube?
asked by: Eric P
Expert Reply:
With an EZ-Lube axle you do not have to take off the hubs to re-pack the bearings. You can use grease like # L11390 along with a grease gun # L30200 to add new grease and push the old grease out.
However, it is best to pull the hubs and manually inspect your bearings at least once a year to make sure they are in good shape. When you pull them for inspection you will want to re-pack them by hand or use a bearing packer # L70025 prior to installing them again.
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