How do I work out which replacement hub fits my trailer axle?
A hub is matched by five things: axle rating, bolt pattern, stud size, the bearing races pressed into it, and whether the front is threaded for a s...
A hub is matched by five things: axle rating, bolt pattern, stud size, the bearing races pressed into it, and whether the front is threaded for a s...
On an 8,000 lb axle with 8 on 6.5" hubs, DeeMaxx and Dexter list a 25580 inner bearing in a 25520 race and an 02475 outer bearing in an 02420 race,...
Start four weeks out. Repack the bearings with new seals, inspect brake shoes and magnets while the hubs are off, test the breakaway battery under ...
Once a year, regardless of miles. Pop-ups and A-frames sit for months and then do a long trip loaded, so the calendar runs out long before the odom...
Buy by the numbers, not the trailer brand. Every tapered bearing cone has its number stamped on the face, and the inner and outer usually differ. M...
Pull each hub, unbolt the old backing-plate assembly from the axle flange, and bolt on a complete assembly matched by drum size, axle rating, flang...
Repack the wheel bearings once a year with new seals, regardless of miles, and look at the brakes while each hub is off. Repack straight away after...
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