Looking For Trailer Hub With 25590 Bearing

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Hi, I have a Aluma Ice fish house, 6.5 x 14 the axle hub is a 6 x 5-1/2. I can not find a idler hub. My hub has OD bearing 15123, ID bearing is 25590 Only hubs I seem to find with a 15123 bearing is the 25580s Can you help? Thanks

asked by: Kevin L

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Expert Reply:

Hello Kevin, thanks for reaching out. Are you sure your bearing is a 25590 and not a 25580? I ask because 25590 is not a trailer bearing number we have ever heard of. The 15123 and 25580 bearing combination is quite common.

Any chance you could measure the ID of this inner bearing? I would be curious to know the dimensions. If it is a 1.75" ID, it likely is a 25580 bearing. If so, the Easy Grease Trailer Idler Hub Assembly # AKIHUB-655-6-EZ-K is what I recommend.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Easy Grease Trailer Idler Hub Assembly
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Kevin

3/12/2025

Hi Jesse, I’m certain the ID bearing is 25590. I used a caliper on the spindle and it’s 1.795ish. Bearing ID is 1.796 The OD bearing out of this hub is 15123. I can’t find any markings on the actual wheel hub as to whom made etc. I’m stuck.

Jesse M.

3/13/2025

@Kevin Sadly, we do not offer anything in this size. I looked online and it looks like there are ways to source that 25590 bearing. It looks like Timken makes one. It must not be used on trailers often though.

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