Bearing Buddy Recommendation to Fit Trailer Hub that Has Bore of 2.25 Inches

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my hub measures 2.25 inside diameter what bearing buddy do I need

asked by: Mike

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The Bearing Buddy part # BB2240 that you referenced is going to be the model you would need. This has an outer diameter of 2.24 inches which is most likely what your hub actually has. These are tapered to though so that they will fit your hub either way.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

For a hub that uses a 2.25-inch grease cap the Bearing Buddy to use will be either chrome set #BB2240 or stainless-steel set #BB2240SS. It is best to use a caliper when measuring the hub bore as this gives the most accurate dimensions. It is better…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 10

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