Replacement Grease Seal For ShoreLand'r Boat Trailer With 1.25" ID, 2" OD, and Width of 1/2"

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I need a grease seal that is approx 2.0 OD x 1.25 ID x 0.5 thick. I dont have a caliper but exact measurements are probably 1.987 x 1.25 x .4375 I cant find a seal with that thickness. Everything is 0.25. It is for a 2002 Shore landr boat trailer

asked by: Michael

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It sounds like you are going to need the Timken Grease Seal # TMK36ZR. This has the 1.250" inner diameter with 1.983" outer diameter and the width is 0.406". You will want to verify this will fit your hub using a Caliper # PTW80157.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

Hey John, It's normal for 2k axles to use the same bearings for both the inner and outer so the #L44649 could be the correct fit for both if that's what you found stamped on them. If the grease seal says 12404 then the #TMK36ZR may be a fit…

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Answer 2

Hi Don; I wasn't able to find anything with the model number and even if I could, I would only be guessing at the axle size for a replacement hub. You will need to identify your axle to find the right hub. You can either look for an axle tag or…

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It would be great if trailer makers kept detailed records of all of the component parts used in their products, but this is rarely the case. No worries, though. You just need to match up a few features. Once you match those features it is easy to…

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Hey Dave, For your application I recommend picking up the Timken Replacement Bearing and Race Set - L44649 and L44610 #TMK23VR, and the Timken Grease and Oil Seal #TMK48ZR. We don't have a kit that has all of these parts together, which is why I…

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Answer 5

Without knowing which specific part number hubs you're speaking of, it's hard to say what the differences are, but I can give some generalities that might help answer your question. The specific hub you'll need will depend on the diameter…

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Answer 6

Thickness won't really matter that much. The seal #34823 is .25 inch thick but if the inside and outside diameters match what you have it will work just fine.

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Answer 7

Hey Michael, 3/4 inch diameter spindles are basically unheard of nowadays so you won't be able to find one. The 1 inch diameter of the 1-1/16 inch diameter spindles are the current size that is most likely seen. You'd need to know the…

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Answer 8

The thickness of the grease seal like the #168233 won't matter. You're really just worried about the inner and outer diameter of the seal, so as long as your seal cross references to the National Seal 473317 this will be the correct…

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Answer 9

It sounds like the remains of a double lip seal. Was it like a rubber o-ring with a metal spring around it? You are going to have to replace the seal so I would just disregard the sleeve. It would go on the outside of the rubber lip though. I…

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Answer 10

When installing a seal at the back of a hub the outer part of the seal will need to be flush with the hub. I have linked a video that should help. You could watch the whole video or fast forward to the 1 minute, 50 second mark to see the seal…

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Answer 11

If you only have the nut and a washer but no cotter pin or retaining type washer on the end then that isn't correct and you want to get a piece to help prevent that nut from backing off. If you have a setup like the Spindle Nut Kit for EZ Lube…

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Answer 12

Hey John, thanks for reaching out. It sounds like you need the Timken Grease Seal #TMK36ZR which is I.D. 1.250" / O.D. 1.983". As far as the bearings it sounds like your hub uses the L44649 bearing which is the 1.063" ID. This goes…

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Replacement Grease Seal For ShoreLand'r Boat Trailer With 1.25" ID, 2" OD, and Width of 1/2"

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