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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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02/25/13 02:59 PM
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Jersey Dan
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Guido
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Here you go. Thank me later. This place is the best out there. I had them convert my oil bearings to grease a few months ago. They also fixed a bad bearing for me on the spot before that. Ask to speak with the owner Troy.
TDI Fleet Services 300 NE 32nd St. Ft. Worth 76161 817-626-5283
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
#8634733
02/25/13 11:39 PM
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SuperG
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How much did that run you Jersey Dan?
~ SuperG ~ 2002 Ranger 520vx ~ Mercury 225 EFI ~ 2005 Ford F150 S-crew 5.4 v8 2wd ~
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: SuperG]
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02/26/13 04:17 PM
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Jersey Dan
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Guido
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How much did that run you Jersey Dan? I forgot. Maybe $500-$600
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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06/07/13 03:40 PM
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CedarCreekWoody
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For what it's worth I just pulled my boat on a single axle trailer from New Orleans to Cedar Creek Lake (500 mi) and my oil bath hubs worked perfectly. It was almost all interstate driving, temps in the mid 90s. I blew out both tires on the trip but my hubs ran cool the entire way and never lost any oil. I had a spare hub and heavy wt oil with me, just in case, but they turned out to be the least of my problems.
Woody Sea-Pro 170 CC 90 HP Mercury Saltwater 2014 Sun Tracker DLX 18 60 HP Mercury four stroke.
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: lamar44]
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06/07/13 03:58 PM
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trlrman
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I have the oil filled hubs on my trailer have not had a problem. But what type oil is in there? Looks like 90w gear lube. 50wt is the most common
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: trlrman]
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06/30/13 05:22 PM
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bpharris
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Got home from the lake last night and noticed a burning smell. I immediately went and checked my hubs. Sure enough the front left hub on the dual axle trailer was very hot. Then, it got worse.... I noticed that the tire was sticking out further than normal. Since it was dark, I chalked the wheels and waited til morning. Upon inspection this morning, there is grease everywhere on the backside of the hub and the wheel has separated from the axle!
I'm lucky that the whole dang thing didn't come off! Now, I need to figure out how to fix it....
"If you can read this, thank a teacher. If you're reading it in english, thank a Marine."
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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07/03/13 01:53 AM
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Kevin R.
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I hope the damage is minimum. I would plan on doing all 4 hubs to be safe.
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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07/03/13 02:09 AM
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AvaryJ
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I will be redoing all 4 spindles now since the bearings went out on my trailer this weekend. Hadn't been greasing like I should and now have to pay the price.......
Calling in, goin fishin Reel'em in son! Get the net!
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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11/08/13 01:44 PM
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ifeliciano
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Are bearing buddy supposed to squirt grease from the front?
GO ARMY!
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: ifeliciano]
#9466144
11/08/13 01:58 PM
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T Bird
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Are bearing buddy supposed to squirt grease from the front? Mine don't.
Okie by birth, Texan by choice. USAF "Thunderbirds" Alumni 1985-1989
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: T Bird]
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11/08/13 04:15 PM
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ifeliciano
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Are bearing buddy supposed to squirt grease from the front? Mine don't. Looks like the o-rings in mine are shot. A trip to Autozone to look for o-rings.
Last edited by ifeliciano; 11/08/13 04:19 PM.
GO ARMY!
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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03/09/14 03:52 PM
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screwworm
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Green Horn
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Bearings are easy to find , its the seals that are tough.
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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04/06/14 11:11 PM
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Topwater2
TFF Team Angler
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I check and grease every trip, those bearings are still going strong after 14 years. From San Antonio to Falcon to Amistad, again, and again, I have been darn lucky. Back to Amistad this next weekend!! Yahoo!!!!!
FishKen
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Re: Trailer Bearings?
[Re: Crappie Chaser]
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05/24/14 03:38 AM
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Taylor_TSU
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D&Y trailer in Alvarado just replaced all my bearings, seals and put two new bearing buddies on my trailer for $125.00 they did it while I waited too. Awesome place. I had been fighting my bearings for a while and it turns out while the seals fit inside my hub correctly they were a little loose on my spindle. Oh, it's a tandem axle trailer saying they put two new bearing buddies on may have been misleading. I had 3 good ones but bought a two pack so they used both of them and I kept the old one.
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