How Thick are the TruRyde Grease Seals # RG06-020

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TruRyde Trailer Bearings Races Seals Caps - RG06-020. 1.5 inch ID and 1.987 inch OD - How thick are they?

asked by: Cliff B

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I went out to the warehouse and found that the TruRyde Grease Seals # RG06-020 that you referenced are 1/4" thick. If the ID and OD are correct for your application then this is the correct set of grease seals for you as those are the determining factors.

expert reply by: Jon G

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The closest grease seal we have to what you're looking for is the Grease Seal part #10-9 which measures 1.500" I.D. x 1.987" O.D. It's commonly used on 2,700 lb axles.

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Answer 2

A replacement tang-style spindle washer like part #5-101 is intended to be installed behind the castle nut and have its prongs bent down so that they prevent the castle nut from rotating on an E-Z Lube type spindle. The castle nut holds the washer in…

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Answer 3

I can help you determine how to figure out the grease seal you need, although a trailer spindle won't have an inner and outer seal; the Timken bearings you referenced seem to be automotive bearings and there wasn't a cross-reference that will…

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To replace the 15192TC double lipped grease seal in your hub, I recommend grease seal pair #RG06-020 which has an inside diameter of 1.5 and outside diameter of 1.987 which is confirmed as a replacement for the 15192TC. They are the closest seals we…

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Answer 5

Thank you for the information! It sounds like you have a BTR spindle which means you need a grease seal that has a 1.500" ID and 1.987" OD. For this we have part #10-9 for a single seal or part #RG06-020 for a pair of seals.

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Answer 6

The thickness of the grease seal like the #168233 won't matter. You're really just worried about the inner and outer diameter of the seal, so as long as your seal cross references to the National Seal 473317 this will be the correct…

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Answer 7

I did a little digging on your grease seal number and it looks like the 16074-224 has an inner diameter of 1.5 inches and an outer diameter of 1.987 so the correct part number you would need is the #10-9.

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Answer 8

Generally speaking, there is no need to apply a gasket maker on the outside of a grease seal prior to installing it in the hub. This is not really common practice nor have I ever seen any issues not doing so. That said, I am aware there are certain…

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Answer 9

The inner and outer bearings should have a part number stamped on them. The grease seal typically has a number stamped on the rubber, as well. If you cannot find the number on the seal, the inner diameter of the seal can be used to find a…

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Answer 10

First, make certain that your new seal has the exact same part number or dimensions as your old one. Seals come in many sizes and can differ as little as a few thousandths of an inch. That small diameter change can mean the difference between a good…

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Answer 11

The #BP19-001 retaining clips are designed to fit the Dexter 7-inch brake magnets. Our contact at Dexter said the BP19-001 will work on both the 7-inch round and the 10-inch oval magnets. The replacement magnet clip, part #BP19005 will fit 10, 12,…

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Answer 12

The magnet clips #BP19005 should not be making contact with the drum while the brakes engage, so I do not think that is the problem. What I think is going on is it's just not seating all the way. These can get a little squished or deformed…

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