Correct Bearings, Races, And Seals For My Dexter Axle

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Looking to replace the bearings in a trailer that was recently bought but need help to pin point correct bearings etc. Dexter axle d44 3228660.

asked by: John C

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Hey John,

I reached out to Dexter regarding your axle and they provided the correct bearing, race, and seal sizes. For the inner and outer bearings you need part # TMK73VR quantity of 2. For the grease seal you would need x2 of the # 58846 grease seal.

What kind of trailer are those axles on?

expert reply by: Nick S

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John C.

7/14/2025

2013 Primetime Avenger.

Nick S.

7/15/2025

@JohnC That's a sweet rig. Those bearings will get you set up to get those replaced!

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