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Old 09-10-2007, 03:55 PM   #1
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It is nice being able to get it out. I am able to clean out underneath it too which is where all the crap goes from the deck. I usually tailer 80 miles round trip so I need to keep them in good condition. I will change them every year now regardless. Not going thru that again. These ones were 3 years old. My friend was bragging he never even checks his trailer bearings since he got boat. I said yeah but you only trailer 3 miles big deal.
I learned my lesson 35 years ago and bought "bearing buddies". I have never opened or burned another bearing since. Just add fresh grease every time you launch. I used to only trailer, when I was younger. Yes it pushes out the back after a while and gets grease on the fender and maybe a bit on the boat, so what, just wash it off, its worth it. They also sell a rubber seal (bearing buddy bra) for the front of the buddy that helps keep splatter to a minimum.

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