Thread: Trailer bearings

Unless you call them with ser number or do a google search it's almost impossible to tell for sure.

Pop them apart and get your measurement then put them back together until you get your parts. Should only take about 15 min and if your good only minimal mess on your hands.

or take 'em apart and take 'em to the parts store with ya.

Take them apart, read the numbers on the bearings and seal and go buy them at the nearest parts store.
Or mike the axle and hub ID and match it up.

Pop the bearing cover off and measure the spindle at the threads. Put the cover back on. Done. Unless you have a tapered spindle, then measure where it necks up to the bearing ID.

Thanks, I ended up taking one hub off cleaning it and took it to a trailer place . Matched it and bought 2 packed with grease and now back on the road. I was just trying to save a few bucks ordering online but didn't want to be without my boat that long.

Did you also replace the bearing races and also seal ?

Yes I just bought 2 while hub kits that had everything at B&B trailers in Gonzales La. All I had to do is put them on and go.