Replacement Bearing Kit for Snowbear Trailer with L44643 Bearings

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hi i need a bearing kit for my snowbear trailer. the number on the bearings is L44643 and is same for both inner and outer. the grease seal had no number. thanks

asked by: Bob

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Expert Reply:

Thanks for the info! Based on that you need the Bearing Kit # BK1-100 which is for the common BT8 spindle like what it sounds like you have. This kit comes with 2 of the L44643 bearings, the matching races, a cotter pin, and a double lip grease seal with an inner diameter of 1.249" which should match up directly with that you have.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

I would love to help but we don't have any bearing or seal information for specific trailers. This is just not information that the manufactures release to the public. If you want to find the correct replacement bearings and seals you will…

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Answer 5

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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