Need To Replace Old Grease Seal # 171255

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can i use a seal #17146 skf on my box trailer with a old seal #171255 there was a round spring that came out when i removed the inner seal.The new seal came without the spring.

asked by: Bob

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You will want to match up the old seal with the number stamped on the seal. Each seal number is an indication of a different size seal.

The correct # 171255 seal that you will need is Grease Seal - Double Lip, part # 58846. This seal includes the spring that you referred to.

expert reply by: Reno H

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Answer 1

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Answer 4

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