Recommended Bearing Buddy for a 1.972 Hub Bore
Published 03/19/2026 >
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Question:
I am looking for bearing protectors bearing buddy for my utility trailer. I measure the hub bore as 1.972. Do you have a product for that application?
asked by: Craig B
Expert Reply:
Hey Craig, thanks for the information! For a set of Bearing Buddies that work with your 1.972 hub bore opening, I recommend the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors - Model 1968SS item # BB1968SS.
These Bearing Buddies fit a 1.968" hub bore which is the closest we have to your 1.972 hub bore opening. The 0.004 difference won't be an issue.
What kind of utility trailer do you have?
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Craig B.
3/19/2026
I asked the same question to Bearing Buddy and there recommendation was for their p/n 1980. Very confusing