Replacement Bearings for a Bravo Enclosed Trailer
Updated 08/07/2025 | Published 07/13/2025
Question:
Hi I have a bravo enclosed trailer Double axle and I need wheel bearing for it. Do you know the size I need Thank you very much
asked by: Darrell R
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Expert Reply:
No, I do not Darrell. There's no database that shows me what individual parts are on a trailer. I would need you to pull one of your hubs and get the part numbers stamped into the sides of the bearings.
If you can't read the numbers on the sides of the bearings you'll need to use a digital caliper like item # PTW80157 to measure the spindle at points C and D from the diagram below.
expert reply by:
Jerred H
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Bearing Measurement Diagram
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Jerred H.
8/7/2025
Hey Darrell, did you manage to get the part numbers from your trailer's bearings or use the digital caliper to measure the spindle? I'm curious to know how it worked out for you, as it might help others in a similar situation.