Replacement Grease Seals for Dexter Part # 010-036-00 on a 7,000lb Trailer Axle

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I need seals for my fifth wheel camper with 7K Dexter axles with EZ Lube hubs. Dexter told me I needed 010-036-00 seals which when cross referenced on their site could be National 412920. Is the seal you list as 10-36 a replacement for the Dexter 010-036-00? If it is, the National number you have listed is 452920. Can you provide the right seal for my application? Thanks

asked by: Roger J

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The Tru Ryde grease seals you mentioned, part # RG06-70 are indeed a replacement for the 10-036-00 Dexter seals. They would work great for your application.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

The Buyers Products Trailer Wiring Junction Box #3375601101 referenced in your question measures 6.5 inches long, 3.21 inches wide, and 2.5 inches tall when the cover is installed. The mounting holes at each end are spaced apart 7.38 inches on…

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Answer 2

The size of the nuts that fit the posts of the Trailer Wiring Junction Box #3375601101 is M5-.8 pitch. This does not come with extra nuts.

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Answer 3

If the pin on the breakaway switch is pulled or broken then yes you should have 12 volts entering and exiting the switch as this is what will engage the brakes on the trailer. The breakaway switch on your trailer is a normally open circuit which…

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Answer 4

The Electric Trailer Brake Kit part #AKEBRK-35-SA has a self adjusting mechanism which means that you do not need to adjust the brakes for even pad wear after the initial setup. The Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit part #23-468-469 also…

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Answer 5

You will naturally see some voltage drop from the brake controller all the way back to your trailer brakes, but what you're describing sounds like a bad ground somewhere. What you need to do is check the grounds related to the trailer brakes and…

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Answer 6

The ring terminal size you need for the posts of the junction box part #3375601101 that you referenced is 3/16 inch like the part #44-5310A which would work great. The terminal matches the correct ring size and also is designed for 10 to 12 gauge…

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Answer 7

What you can do is apply something like Liquid Electrical Tape, #SWC50122, which will insulate, seal, and waterproof electrical connections. I would still recommend wrapping any connections with actual electrical tape as well for extra protection.…

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Answer 8

You're not going to have any problems mixing Dexter and Lippert components on trailer axles over 10k-lbs in the same manner as below 10k-lbs as long as the measurements on the replacement parts are the same- i.e. bearing sizes are the same, etc..…

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Answer 9

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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Answer 10

Yes, the Grease Seals 10-36 part #RG06-070 are a direct replacement for the Dexter 010-036-00.

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Answer 11

If it feels like the hubs are getting too hot, one item to check is if the spindle nut is too tight and the added stress on the bearings is overheating the bearings and hub that could cause damage to the bearings. I have attached a video of our…

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Answer 12

Your brake lights and turn signals for each side are on one circuit. The left side turn signal and brake light is generally the yellow wire going into your trailer connector. The first thing to do is check the fuses on your tow vehicle. Next, inspect…

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Replacement Grease Seals for Dexter Part # 010-036-00 on a 7,000lb Trailer Axle

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