Correct Bearing and Seal Kit

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Is there a way to enter my trailer information to find the correct bearing/ seal kit?

asked by: Jonathan M

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Yes, there is but at this point I recommend just typing it into the comment box below and I'll see if we have that information available. Go ahead and include the year, make, and specific model.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Jon M.

1/21/2025

Thanks Jerred- 2020 Lance 2375

Jerred H.

1/21/2025

@JonM Hey Jon! Thanks for the information but we do not have your Lance trailer's bearing sizes in our database. I am going to need you to either email me a picture of one of the axle tags or pull your hubs and get the part numbers stamped into the sides of the bearings.

Jonathan

1/23/2025

@JerredH I just realized that I gave you the wrong trailer model...It is a Lance 2075! Does that help with finding bearing information? Jon

Jerred H.

1/23/2025

@Jonathan No, I am sorry it doesn't. What I need to know is what number Torflex axle your Lance trailer has. It's on the axle tag.

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Answer 2

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