Trailer Hub Bearings and Seal for 2000 Top Notch Trailer with Dexter 10k Axles

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I have a trailer year 2000 built by Top Notch Trailers out of Billings, MT. Although the top notch data plate says axles 10,000lb x 2, the tag on the axle says “not rated 0000” Serial number of dexter axle p-12 model slr is: D5190314 model- Looking for inner and outer bearings, races and oil seal and cap. Thank you

asked by: Mike

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The bearings you need are # 387A for the inner bearing, # 25580 for the outer bearing, and for the seal # 10-51 since we know you have 10k Dexter axles on your 2000 Top Notch trailer.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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