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Thread: Trailer Bearings

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    Alright after a year i'm ready to pull her out. How do you know when to get the bearing checked on your trailer tires.

    Also what type of lube do you all suggest.
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    If you jack the wheel up off the ground try to wiggle the wheel, there should be very little play in it. I use synthetic grease and I also invested in bearing buddies
    A positive additude may not fix all of your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worthwhile.

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    A bearing buddy is a worksaver, as per locoman, otherwise you'll have to remove the bearings and repack them if in doubt. You can get Marine bearing grease at WalMart and it's not expensive.

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    If you don't use berring buddies, clean and repack at least once a year.
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