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Replacement Bearing Kit for a Trail-Rite Boat Trailer and L44649 Inner/Outer Bearings  

Updated 02/17/2026 | Published 06/10/2024

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I would like to purchase your 6’ CE27840 Carpeted Bunk Boards and a complete kit of spare wheel bearings/seals/etc. for a: 20 yr. old 15’ 8” Trail-Rite boat trailer. Trailer is used for a 14’ Seamax 430T Jet inflatable boat. Its axle is a Unique Functional Products UFP 4’ 8” long 1500 lb. GVWR “Trailer Buddy” square tube axle with 1.98” Bearing Buddy’s. I would like your recommendations for the bearings/seal kit. Info from its 20 yr. old UFP Service Information pamphlet: GREASE SEAL/GREASE SEAL KIT, inner UFP pamphlet stated this seal was not widely available. Diameters Outer and Inner: 1.98” x 1.38” Description: 198-138-SPP1-1 Replacement Part Numbers: UFP Trailer Buddy 07026 NOK AB1990EO CR 13557 National 482163N Note: Bearing Buddy’s website listed Spindle Seal Kit 5 for use with Inner Bearing Cone L44649 and Seal Diam 1.98” BEARINGS 2 per side Inner and Outer Bearings are the same: Cone: L44649 Cup: L44610 SPINDLE WASHER and NUT, NUT RETAINER, and COTTER PIN were not listed, but would be nice to have. This was pasted in hope its OK.

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Expert Reply:

Hey William, thanks for reaching out and providing all of the information!

For your application you're going to need the Bearing Kit # BK1-150 which comes with the bearings, races, seals, along with a cotter pin and washer to secure everything.

Hopefully between this and the CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards # CE27840 your boat trailer will be back up and running in no time!

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Jameson C.

2/17/2026

Hey William, how did the Bearing Kit and the 6' carpeted bunk boards work out on your Trail-Rite trailer? It’d be great to hear if everything fit well with your axle setup. Your update could make it easier for others working on older boat trailers.

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