Is There a Replacement Hub For a AL-KO 7170 Trailer Hub?

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Looking for a AL -KO 7170 hub

asked by: Michael F

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Unfortunately, Michael I cannot find any information on an AL-KO 7170 trailer hub. I would need for you to see what size bearings your hub uses and send me some images along with dimensions to identify the bolt pattern and any side brakes it may use if it is a drum or rotor style hub. If you are unable to find numbers on the bearings then you could use a Caliper # PTW80157 to measure your spindle.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Identifying Bearings/Spindle
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Doug

7/16/2025

Inter race JM511910. Inter bearing JM511946. Outer race JM205110. Outer bearing JM205149. Seal 25911220. 8 lug. 5/8” lugs oil bath hub

Jerred H.

7/16/2025

@Doug Thanks for the part numbers. Those bearings and races match up to a Redline Hub 090814 that we have not carried for years.

Answer 1

I am sorry Beth, but we do not offer an equivalent to the AL-KO 5/8 hub assembly #568215. We do carry replacement bearings for this hub with the #TRJM511946 inner bearing and the #JM205149 outer bearing, but we do not offer any hubs that use this…

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Answer 2

The correct replacement we offer for an AL-KO 568182 or Hayes 09089324 is the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part #AKHD-865-7-1-EZ-K which will work with the EZ-Lube Spindles (Dexter) and UltraLube (AL-KO). I can confirm the above will fit an AL-KO…

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Answer 3

I wish there were an exact answer to your question but since there are so many variables involved in the wear of an axle it is impossible to determine the lifespan of an axle no matter if it is a torsion axle or a standard axle like part…

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Answer 4

Yes, If you have an enclosed utility trailer, you could bolt on the spare tire carrier, #413200, to the side provided that you were to re-enforce the area where the carrier is to be mounted. You can do this by attaching wood cross braces inside the…

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Answer 5

Thank you for the pictures! It looks like you've got some sort of square drop axle on your trailer and if you can't find an identifying sticker, I can still help you figure out what you've got so that you can make the swap to electric…

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Answer 6

Hey Nate! I measured the CE Smith Spindle Axle #CES38WR and the measurement using my Carbon Fiber Digital Caliper #PTW80157, and I took the measurements in three parts: back-to-shoulder was 4.06", shoulder-to-threads was 3.25", and…

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Answer 7

The Replacement Wet Shoulder Bolt #LC126238 is exactly what you are looking for. It's the correct length and diameter as well as has the zerk fitting needed to grease it.

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Answer 8

Hello Bruce, thanks for reaching out. We do have leaf springs for 3,500 lb axle, so we may have something that will work for you. I will need to know the length of your current springs to make sure the new ones will fit into your suspension. For…

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Answer 9

Hey Greg, There unfortunately there isn't a guide to tell us the bearing and grease seal combination for your hub so you'll have to remove it and check the bearings/seal for their part numbers or use a digital caliper #PTW80157 to measure the…

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Answer 10

Hey Kevin welcome back! The Hub Bearing Kit item #BK2-100 is most likely what you'll need. The item #L68111 race is what's used on the item #L68149 bearing found on 3,500 lbs axles. Without that second bearing part number or a measurement, I…

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Answer 11

The Easy Grease Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 3.5K Axles part #AKIHUB-545-35-G-EZ-K is a direct replacement for a UFP H-1377.

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Answer 12

The correct replacement grease seal for seal number 470361 is part #RG06-050 for a pair or part #58846 for a single seal. Part #168255TB has a smaller inner diameter than your current seal.

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