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The O-rings of the #DX52UR goes between the covers and the hub and the zerk fitting is a replacement if needed. We don't have ability to make a video for this quite yet though.
view full answer...Hi Steve, thanks for reaching out and sharing those details. Based on what you described, it sounds like the issue is likely due to over-greasing the hub. When too much grease is pumped in, it can build excess pressure and force its way past the rear…
view full answer...It sounds like you are needing the Replacement Black Plastic Filler Cap #T097-022-00 for your UFP surge actuator. I have included an image below showing the dimensions for the cap so you can verify fitment on your actuator.
view full answer...Trailer hubs have two bearings, one is referred to as the inner bearing, closer to the trailer. The outer bearing is the one furthest from the trailer. If we have both of these bearing numbers we can identify which spindle or hub is needed. So far…
view full answer...Hey Bill, no the 84 spindle part #TRU74FR does not require a wear sleeve of any type with the grease seal. Did you bend or damage a spindle?
view full answer...The Vault style of hub/cap is very similar to the Bearing Buddy setup which we carry. Since the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit #K2R35S is a slip-on style of rotor it would simply fit right onto the idler hubs you have now and your Vault system would be…
view full answer...JC, the CE Smith Trailer Axle Beam with Standard Spindles #CE33201GA definitely should've came with spindle nuts so I'd reach out to our customer service team about that. This axle uses the Trailer Spindle Nut 1" #165686 with the Washer…
view full answer...On your 2014 Lexus GX460 the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter #3040-P that you referenced would simply plug into the connector you found. The brake controller only needs 4 of the circuits in your connector to function. The battery power supply,…
view full answer...Generally speaking bearing grease has so little water in it that significant expansion due to freezing temperatures is unlikely. Higher operating temperatures within the hubs while underway would potentially thin the grease but again not cause much…
view full answer...I do have one hub that uses a .75" ( #LM11949) outer and a 1.25" ( #LM67048) inner bearing. This bearing combination is uncommon these days, but we have the hub #DX22XR. This is a 5 on 4-1/2" idler hub for a 2,500 lb axle. Bearings,…
view full answer...The LM67000LA is a Timken part number for a bearing cone with a 1.250" I.D. and a 2.328" O.D. This is the same as our bearing part #LM67048. The LM67010 is a Timken part number for a race with a 2.328" O.D. that matches our part…
view full answer...It sounds like your boat trailer uses the Seal #168255TB. The numbers on your seal appear to be the measurements in mm for the seal. This shows the measurements of 1.68", 2.56" and 0.5". The Seal #168255TB has an inner diameter of…
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