Replacement Hub Seal for Axle of Aluma 548 Trailer

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Are you able to look up trailer axel seals by trailer brand? Aluma 548 Need axel seals

asked by: Paul

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I was able to find that your Aluma 548 trailer has 2,200 lb axles so for a replacement seal you would need the # 10-9.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey Jeff, thanks for reaching out! I was able to get in contact with someone directly from Aluma and they said the 548 trailer uses L44649 inner and outer bearings as well as a 010-060-00 grease seal, so the replacement hub for your setup is part…

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Answer 2

Hey John, thanks for reaching out. The Westlake #LHWL300 tire you’re looking at isn’t really labeled as “Super ST” or “ST100.” It’s more of their standard OEM trailer tire that a lot of RVs come with from the factory. Construction-wise, it’s what…

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Answer 3

The two trailer hubs #AKIHUB-440-2-2K from etrailer and #8-91-05UC1 from Dexter are basically the same product from two different manufacturers. They're both hubs for 2,000 pounds axles with 4 on 4 bolt patterns and use the same #L44649 inner and…

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Answer 4

I do have a solution for you, but we do not recommend using vehicle tires on a trailer. Trailer tires are built with stronger sidewalls to help resist the load that is put on them, while vehicle tires are made for a more smooth ride. Also, we do not…

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Answer 5

I may have another option for you, but the Dexter Trailer Idler Axle Beam with EZ-Lube Spindles - 72" Long - 2,200 lbs #T20BTR-EZ-7258 you were looking at uses inner and outer bearing #L44649 which is used for 2000lb hubs like the Dexter Trailer…

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Answer 6

I have a product that may work for you as we do not carry any torsion trailer axles like the one under your 10'X6' Aluma utility trailer. The Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension System #A20RS545 is rated for 2,000lbs and will mount to the…

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Answer 7

You are correct, a double lip seal is better than a single lip. All things being equal I always recommend a double lip when available. Especially when the application is a boat trailer that will get submerged in water. The other difference between…

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Answer 8

The three most common lug stud sizes for a trailer are 1/2"-20, 9/16"-18, and 5/8"-18. In order to make sure you get the correct lug nuts you need to measure the lug studs on the trailer now as we have no way to look this up for…

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Answer 9

Based on the 8-258 Dexter hubs that were used on the axle, our part #8-258-5UC1 or #8-258-5UC1-EZ, the axle itself most likely has a 2,000-2,200 pound weight capacity. The spindle that's compatible with this size hub is the BTR E-Z Lube Spindle…

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Answer 10

Thank you for all of the details in your question. It looks like you have a faulty ground or some corrosion in one of your connectors. On a trailer the functions for your turn signals are also tied into the brake lights so if your right turn signal…

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Answer 11

In order to determine if hub assembly 8-258-50UC1-EZ will work for you, first know that this assembly is for EZ Lube spindles that require a grease seal with a 1-1/2" inner diameter such as #RG06-020. You are also going to want to remove the hub…

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Answer 12

Yes, you can go back with the same Westlake ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire #LHWL101 as it is a tire you have experience with and know they are good for your use. I do recommend changing out the tires every 5 years or sooner if you notice any dry rot…

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