Ran across this great article with pictures on do-it-yourself trailer bearing service-


http://www.saltwatersportsman.com/saltwater/boating/article/0,12746,702159,00.html

I was able to download it to my harddrive for future use

Best regards,

Bob

Good how-to, for those who have never done it.

Always use bearing buddies or similar, I have not lost a bearing in 25 years.

Also, put nevaseez on the back of the rim where it contacts the hub, and of course on the studs and lugs.

Suks if you get a flat, have a spare, but can't get the flat one off the trailer.

I gotta get bearing buddies..

I have 4 stainless berrin buddys I ordered for my new trailer!!

But load rite has a new super lube system that seems to be working great!!

So I have no use for them Sandman, I can make you a great deal!! They have never been used.

What size you need?? These are part # 1980A-SS for use with 1.980 hub bore.

here are some spec:

http://www.water-sports.net/products/16/39432_bearing_buddy_ii_with_auto_check.html

I think I payed like $20 each pair and the I paided $3.00 for the Bra covers. total for all was $46 + Shipping

I have a tandam trailer so I have 2 sets of buddies and bras, Make a offer if you want them!

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