Wheel Bearings, Grease Seals and Electric Drum Brakes for 2002 Fleetwood Pride 5th Wheel Trailer

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Good afternoon, I am looking for wheel bearings, grease seal, and brakes for a 2002 Fleetwood Pride fifth wheel camping trailer. Three slides and I think its around 30 ft or so. It has 2 6000 pound axles. Is this enough information to get the parts?

asked by: Randy

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We can help you with replacement bearings, grease seals and electric drum brakes for the 6K axles on your 2002 Fleetwood Pride fifth wheel camping trailer.

The best value in a pair of self-adjusting 12 x 2-inch electric drum brakes that will work great on your axles comes from Axle Teknology kit # AKEBRK-7-SA. You will need two kits to have four new brakes, two left-hand and two right-hand. These have the common 5-bolt mounting pattern. When you wire them you can use either wire for ground or hot; it does not matter since the magnet wires are not polarized. If you prefer manual adjust brakes use two of kit # AKEBRK-6.

For your hub bearings and seals you will want to pull one hub to confirm the part numbers on the inner and outer bearing and grease seal. Please refer to linked photo that shows the typical placement of these part numbers. The most common bearings on 6K axles will be # 25580 for the inner and # 15123 for the outer.

We have two kits with bearings and seals, parts # BK3-100 and # BK3-110 that you referenced. These kits have the same bearing parts but differ in the grease seal dimensions. If your seal inner diameter is 2.250-inches use kit # BK3-100. If it is 2.125-inches then use kit # BK3-110.

You will also want a bearing packer # ALL647646 and appropriate wheel bearing grease like # L11380. Be careful to remove all the old grease from the hubs since certain types of grease cannot be mixed. The linked article goes into detail on this. I also included a video to help you.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Even though I cannot comment specifically on the grease you used because I am not familiar with it, I can tell you the best grease for trailer bearings is a a grease with a rating of GC-LB, which just means it is made to withstand very high…

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In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Hey Beatrice, To find the right fit for your trailer's suspension you'll need to take a quick measurement of your current shackle straps. You'll need to measure from the center of one bolt hole to the center of the other bolt hole. The…

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Hey Dave, the MORryde upgraded shackle kit part #MR76ZR that you referenced is compatible with your 2020 Grand Design 2670MK and the Lippert Road Armor equalizers.

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Hey David, thanks for the picture. I was able to track down a spec sheet for your Dexter axle which I have included below. The 031-029-02 bearing is item #15123 and the 031-030-02 bearing is item #25580. For a bearing kit you can use part #BK3-110…

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Hello Jeffrey, While I'm sure we have a bearing kit for your car trailer, we don't have any way of knowing off-hand or cross-referencing what bearings you need. You mentioned you have them out, so you should be able to see the part number…

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Hi Chad! There are 2 ways to tell the difference between driver side and passenger side Dexter Axle brake assemblies; the first is by looking at the sticker on the inside, and the second is by looking at the brake assemblies as a whole. For example,…

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Yes, the bearing kit part #BK3-210 does fit a good portion of the 7,000 lb Dexter axles out there, but some of the 7k Dexter axles require a slightly larger grease seal which instead requires the kit part #BK3-200. What you'll want to do is…

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For a Dexter EZ Lube Spindle 5,200 lb capacity part #8-201-9UC3-EZ the bearings needed are #25580 and #15123. We have a bearing kit that has these as well plus the races and a new seal #BK3-110.

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I can certainly point you in the right direction. This will be a tricky one, as the Dexter 5,200 lb axles can use more than one seal size. We do not have the ability to pull an OEM build sheets to see what parts they installed at the factory so we…

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