Which Bearing Buddy Will Fit Trailer with Hub Bore Diameter of 1.745

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my reliable hubs measure 1.745 what size buddy bearing do i need

asked by: Victor S

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The Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors # BB1781SS represents the closest dimension to the measurement you provided that we currently have available. These are designed to fit 1.781 inch hub bores. If you are able to give me the outer bearing number that is installed on your trailer, I can check to make sure if this Bearing Buddy will work for you. The bearing number should be stamped onto the bearing itself.

This Bearing Buddy works with outer bearing number # LM11949.

I have also attached a link that will take you to our available bearing buddy protectors for you to review.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Which Bearing Buddy Will Fit Trailer with Hub Bore Diameter of 1.745

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