Grease Seal
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TruRyde Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps - 10-9
- Seals
- Grease Seals - Double Lip
- 1.987 Inch O.D
- 1.500 Inch I.D.
- TruRyde
Trailer Hub Grease Seal
- For double lip seal
| I.D. | O.D. | Use With: |
|---|---|---|
| 1.500 | 1.987 | BTR Spindles |
| Seal Cross-Reference | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dexter # | Transcom # | National # | NOK # | Chicago Rawhide # |
| 010-060-00 | 15191TB | 533409 | AD22667N | 14832 |
GS-1500DL Grease Seal
Dexter part number K71-301-00
Customer Satisfaction Score:
91% were satisfied with this product
9% of customers were not satisfied
- Wrong item was ordered
- etrailer mistake
- Wrong item shipped
Customer Reviews
Grease Seal - 10-9
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (128 Customer Reviews)
by: Neil 05/08/2024
Got the grease seals on time and installed the same day.Excellent service from e trailer.Josh was spot on helping me get the correct seals.Sorry I didnt take any pics my hands were full of grease.
by: Andre09/22/2022
I am sure the product is of average quality, however when you purchase multiple items from etrailer (some of substantial weight) and they box everything together without any packing materials to keep fragile items safe, the comfort and likeness of purchasing items through this retailer drops. Brought this up with their customer service, and they said it was packed properly. The grease seal should of been in the little plastic bag.
by: Ted 09/09/2023
Contacted the experts to find the correct size grease seal for my Dexter Axel. Jameson C. came up with the correct size. Quick delivery and an easy install, good follow up by Courtney B. Etrailer came through again.
by: Robert 04/23/2024
Perfect fit!
by: Joe 09/01/2023
After answering some relevant questions,the rep. Andrea was able to match the correct part for my bearings.
Speedy delivery with reasonable shipping charges.
Overall, new go to place for parts, maintenance beats breakdowns.
Much thanks
by: Louis08/20/2022
Fantastic! I needed grease seals to get the Pwc trailer fixed .
They are correct and arrived to fast.
I have always trusted etrailer.
Picture is the old leaking seal. The new one is perfect.
by: John 03/30/2024
Much better than cheaper seals without sealing spring.
by: Jeff 11/02/2023
Great service and fast delivery!!
by: Mario05/06/2023
Item delivered is the incorrect seal… same deal that came in the kit… disappointing
by: Jeremy07/15/2022
I purchased two of these axles to replace my old square ones. They appear to be good quality but they arrived damaged. The grease fittings on the ends were smashed because packaging wasn't adequate. I've emailed back and forth and was shipped the wrong parts for replacement. In the end I was told I'd have to cut the spindles off and replace them. All I need is new grease zerks that thread on the ends of the axles. Be prepared to purchase these on your own because customer service is subpar on a remedy and the way they package them for shipping does not prevent damage.
by: Allen 03/07/2023
I highly recommend etrailer for all trailer needs
by: Mr. Bill05/17/2019
I am a firm believer in Murphy's Law and plan for things to go wrong. I have kept a full bearing set for my Dexter #9 in the tool box of my teardrop since I first got it. I have yet to need them but I am ready.
I had to order a second set of seals to replace the original set that came with the axle kit. Why? Some unfortunate soul came up to me in a campground and since we had a similar Little Guy/NuCamp trailer, asked me "I bet you don"t have a spare set of bearing seals?" He lost a bearing and even though he found new bearings and races - at 5 times the cost, but no one in the little town we were in had any idea of the seal number. I gave him the part numbers from my cross ref sheet and he left to make some calls. A week to get them! We looked them up, ordered me a new set and sold them for the replacement cost. We keep in touch, he made it home from Calif to N. Carolina and has made several trips since with no issues.
by: Dana 02/22/2023
Grease Seal shipped very quickly, exactly as described.
by: Mrugs10/26/2016
Exact fit for my new axle replacement. Fast shipping and web site was very easy to place your order. I will use this company again.
by: pc09/08/2014
These seals were for repacking of wheel bearings on a 23 yr old 5' X 8' utility trailer (probably has less than 1,000 mi on it). etrailer shipped promptly and the seals are the correct size. The new ones may be better quality than the originals; but it's probably not fair to compare 23 old seals to brand new ones. These were Dexter 8-258 hubs on a 2200# axle. Bearings were good, but I don't plan on waiting 23 yrs. before I service them again. If I am, I will be 90. We all hope I'm not "home improving" at that age.
Thanks etrailer.com
by: Michael01/31/2022
I bought a Toy Carrier motorcycle trailer 3 years ago, I've taken it 2000mi
round trip to Daytona several times and feel guilty i have not repacked the wheel bearings yet. I consulted the Dexter axle website and found it very confusing, and of very little help acquiring new bearing seals, but i finally did find a part number, I entered the number on the etrailer website and was immediately rewarded with an image and wealth of information pertaining to the exact seal i needed, i refused to take the hub apart without the correct seal in hand, etrailer saved me a lot of worry over nothing, just good simple expedient service.
by: Joseph10/09/2019
I have been using etrailer for years and years. They have everything you need and are very helpful when you need advice
Keep up the good work
Joseph Z.
10/9/2020
Perfect in every way..... been using etrailer for many years and have never been let down
by: Matthew08/25/2018
The product is fine. The review is more about finding these beasts. I went to 5 stores in my local area to no avail. I went online and entered the bearing SN# and only one company had a link to grease seal. I was never particular about where I brought online. Every time I needed trailer parts, this was the place. I'd suggest all trailer parts shoppers just start here.
by: David A.09/07/2016
Customer support for finding replacement bearing, races and grease seals for a 1973 Apache popup trailer were spot on. All items fit perfectly, delivery was quick and customer support excellent. Thanks to all!
Bearing LM11949
Race LM11910
Bearing L44649
Race L44610
Grease Seal - 10-9
by: Jim06/11/2017
Seals work good, I had to leave them hang out of the hub about a 1/16", to make sure they would make it past the grease hole on the spindle , that is the reason for the new seals. Hoping that will solve the issue of the grease getting on the inside of the wheel.
by: Jeffrey G04/25/2020
I order all of my trailer accessories from your company. Fast shipping professional customer service and the parts always fit
by: Bruce I.07/11/2017
The grease seals work perfect. As always etrailer.com is a great place to order all your trailer products. Easy ordering and fast delivery.
by: Dave S.05/07/2017
Haven't installed the brake magnet yet but looks to be an exact match to the old one. As for the seals I ordered, I learned not to trust my owners manual. It listed a part number to get for seal replacement so I ordered them and etrailer delivered them very efficiently only to find out the i.d. was not a fit. I should have checked the dimensions before ordering. I have found other discrepancies in my Aliner manual so it's not to be relied on. Thanks for fast service, etrailer.
by: Dave04/15/2021
Although I only needed two, I ordered three just in case I messed one up during the install. Good thing I didn't because one of the three was malformed during manufacture and was unusable.
I like etrailer. They have the stuff, the website allows me to find, research, and order what I need. The downside is I have to be able to wait at least 8-9 days before it shows up, sometimes much longer.
by: Franny L08/26/2016
Orders twice with varied product needs for utility trailer, bearings,seals, lights, wiring and hub. All good price and all just right
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Mark R.
10/26/2017
After a year still working great.