1981 Magic Tilt Trailer Bearing Kit Recommendation

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I pulled the bearing off my new to me trailer. The outer bearing has a parts number 4T-LM67048. The seal has a parts number CR22558. But the inner bearing has no parts number. Can you determine the proper inner bearing from the information I have provided? And if not what more would you need? Thanks

asked by: Marty B

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From the info you gave me you have a number 42 spindle but you would need to measure the inner diameter of the unmarked bearing to verify this. If it measures 1.75 inches that would verify that you do have the 42 spindle.

Then for a bearing kit you would need the part # BK3-300.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The standard 5,200 lb axle will use either the Bearing Kit #BK3-310 which has a grease seal ID of 2.125" or the Bearing Kit #BK3-300 which has a grease seal ID of 2.25". The bearing numbers are the same for each kit (25580 inner and…

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Answer 2

What you need is the part #BK3-300. The included seal with this kit has an inner diameter of 2.125 inches.

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Answer 3

Yes the double lip grease seals in the TruRyde Bearing Kit, #BK3-300, will work on your horse trailer axle as long as it is the correct size seal for your spindle. I have attached a photo showing how to measure the inner and outer diameter of the…

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Answer 4

In order to remove the hub/drum on your trailer you will want to first remove the spindle nut. Once the spindle nut is removed you are going to want to take a hammer and tap the outer portion of the drum as well as the hub face a few times to break…

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Answer 5

We do indeed have the correct bearing kit for your 2018 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 17RP Toy Hauler, with the right one being the following: - Bearing Kit #BK3-310 This kit includes the bearings, races, and seal for your toy hauler.

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Answer 6

There are several possible ways to find the correct bearings for your 2005 Haulmark Edge trailer. The first is to check out your axle. If you have an axle tag with a serial number you could contact the manufacturer and more than likely they would be…

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Answer 7

There is a way for you to lift your 1999 Jayco fifth wheel trailer, though not a lift kit that will give you a full six inches. The best option is called an over/under conversion kit, which moves your trailer's leaf springs to the top of your…

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Answer 8

It sounds like you have selected the correct grease seal, #GS-2250DL, for your spindle and Dexter hub. The 3.376 outer diameter matches your hub and because the rubber inner part of the seal has to create a tight seal, to keep grease in and road…

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Answer 9

We have a bearing kit for this axle, part #BK3-110. It comes with the inner and outer bearings and a double lipped grease seal. I have included a product description link and a video demo link below.

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Answer 10

Given the inner and outer bearing numbers you kindly provided (thanks for that!), you have a 5200 lb axle. We offer two different bearing kits that could work for you. Both include the replacement inner and outer bearings, the compatible races and…

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Answer 11

We have two bearing kits that would possible work for a Lippert 6k axle. The part #BK3-100 has bearings 15123 and 25580 plus seal 10-36. This would be the kit for if your spindle has a bearing surface that is 2.250 inches. If instead your seal…

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Answer 12

For a Dexter 6,000 lb axle the correct bearing kit with grease seal would be the #BK3-110.

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