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09-26-2010, 10:24 PM | #1 |
SheetMetalNoob
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Fort Mill, SC
Posts: 126
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Going Crazy - Trailer Bearings
I know this has nothing to do with my truck, but this weekend I spent more time at Northern Tool than I did working on what should have been a easy afternoon. Well this started off with a free trailer from my uncle. It has been sitting in his yard for 5 years.
So it started with getting wheels and tires replaced. Found out one of the wheels was rusted thru. After replacing this, I figured I should go ahead and replace the bearings, seal & race ways. Now this is where my problems started - I dont own a caliper, so going on what I could figure out based on old parts. This is what I found to work for my hub. Outer CUP / Raceway - 1 1/16 Outer Bearing - 1 1/16 Inner CUP - 1 1/4 Inner Bearing - 1 3/8 Seal - 1 1/2 The inner is what really kicked my butt with multiple trips. I finally figured the Hub would support 1 1/4 cup and 1 1/4 bearing and 1 1/2 seal. By determing the cup size, Norther Tool labels their packaging to help you put everthing else together. But after getting back home for the 3rd time today. I noticed the 1 1/4 bearing will not fit over the spindle and it appears to need a 1 3/8 bearing. The 1 3/8 bearing appears to fit into the 1 1/4 cup - dont see to many issues their or at least not yet. Is this common? Do I just have the incorrect spindle for the Hub? Can you see any issues using a 1 3/8 bearing in a 1 1/4 cup? Thanks for any help...
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