Looking For Seals For 1982 Boat Trailer With 1.98" OD And 1.344" ID

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LOOKING FOR 2 SEALS FOR 1982 BOAT TRAILER MY MEASUREMENTS ARE 1.98 OD X 1.344 ID BY .4 THICK

asked by: John F

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Expert Reply:

Hey John, thanks for reaching out. We do have some seals with the 1.98" OD but I am sorry to say that we do not have anything with the 1.344" ID. The closest thing we have is the Grease Seal # BB60005 which has a 1.98" OD and 1.375" ID. A lot of the seals and bearings used on older trailers are obsolete, so a direct replacement for your seal may be very difficult to find. If you can't find a seal, the next thing to do would be to replace the spindle with something more modern, or replace the axle entirely.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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John

10/23/2024

THX I WILL RECONFIRM

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