Difference Between 58846 and RG06-050

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What is the difference aplication for these two products? Part Number: RG06-050 Part Number: 58846

asked by: Donny Z

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Hey Donny, good to hear from you again! There isn't a difference in application between these two, both are standard grease seals. The Grease Seal # 58846 is a single seal, while # RG06-050 is simply a pair of the same 58846 seals. They're designed to fit a #84 spindle on your typical 3,500 lb axle setup.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Donny Z.

9/4/2026

Thank you Robin

Robin H.

9/4/2026

@DonnyZ you're welcome!

Mark C.

9/5/2026

These were easy to install on my 3,500lb axle. Just remember to not over tighten the castle nut. The video is excellent instruction.

Robin H.

9/5/2026

@MarkC thanks for sharing! That's a good reminder on the castle nut, and I'm glad you found the video helpful with the installation.

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