Looking For Bearing Buddies For A 1988 Boat Trailer With 14" Single Axle Wheels
Updated 06/12/2024 | Published 06/04/2024 >
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Question:
1988 boat trailer with 14 inch single axle wheels I got 1.7/8 inch with a tape measure but I dont have a calaber tool.
asked by: Norman
Expert Reply:
Hey Norman, it sounds like you are looking for bearing buddies for your boat trailer. Without a caliper measurement it is going to be difficult to accurately recommend the correct parts. There are a few potential sizes that could appear to be 1-7/8" to the naked eye. The Bearing Buddy pair you were looking at, part # BB1781, fits a 1.781 inch hub bore. I do suggest that you take a caliper such as part # PTW80157 to double check your hub bore measurement. Feel free to post your findings in the comment section below and I am happy to make a recommendation.
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Norman
6/12/2024
Thanks, I got a number from the bearing. So I think I got a size from that number 1.9