Bearing Kit for Horse Trailer with Bearing ID of 1.25 1.75 and Seal 2.25 inch

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I am looking for part numbers for bearings for an older horse trailer. 1.75 inner 3.25 outer 1.25inner 2.32outer seal 2.25 inner 3.36 outer. All of these measurements were done with a micrometer.

asked by: Doug

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Expert Reply:

Thanks for all of the dimensions you listed! Based on that the correct bearing kit you'd need is the # BK3-200.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The #BP19-001 retaining clips are designed to fit the Dexter 7-inch brake magnets. Our contact at Dexter said the BP19-001 will work on both the 7-inch round and the 10-inch oval magnets. The replacement magnet clip, part #BP19005 will fit 10, 12,…

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Answer 2

The #168233 Double Lip Grease Seal has an outside diameter of 2.332 inches and an inside diameter of 1.688 inches. This seal is not compatible with a AF2527E seal with a O.D 2.312, because, even though the O.D. id very close, the inner diameter of…

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Answer 3

There are two ways to measure to determine the correct size of Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors you will need. The First way is to measure the outside diameter of the bearing cap installation surface. If the bearing caps are removed gently without…

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Answer 4

The inner diameter of the #L68149 bearing measures 1.378 inches. The 1-3/8 measurement you gave is equal to 1.375 inches. The inner diameter of the #L44649 bearing measures 1.063 inches. The 1-1/16 measurement you gave me is equal to 1.062 inches.…

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Answer 5

You would need to measure the inside diameter of the hub opening to determine which cap size is needed. You would want to choose a cap whose outside diameter matches the inside diameter of the hub. Some of the most common sizes are 1.980 inch, 1.986…

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Answer 6

Typically the brake magnet of an assembly is held on with clips like the part #BP19-001. If you have the part #23-27 then what you'd need is the #BP19-001.

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Answer 7

It sounds like the 6K might be referring to 6,000 pounds although I cannot be 100 percent sure on that. I could tell you for sure if you could tell me the inner and outer bearing numbers stamped in to the bearings. A 7K axle will use inner bearing…

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Answer 8

The Dexter hub part number prefix 8-201 could refer to many items and includes many possible weight capacities. So the best way to go is to pull one hub, remove the bearings and find their stamped part numbers. If you happen to know the axle's…

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Answer 9

The Replacement Inner Trailer Hub Bearing for 15123 is item #15123. It has a inner diameterof 1.250. The matching race is #15245. Since your other bearing measures 1.750" it is a match with, Replacement Trailer Hub Bearing - 25580 Item #25580.…

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Answer 10

Since there can be many combinations of axles with hubs and bolt patterns, the best way to determine your axle weight capacity is by using the part numbers of the inner and outer bearings in the hub. I have attached a photo that shows you where you…

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Answer 11

For a grease seal that is used with a Dexter 6,000 EZ Lube axle and hub assembly like part #8-201-9UC3-EZ, you would need part #RG06-090. This comes with a quantity of 2 seals in the package. It has an inner diameter of 2.125 inches and an outer…

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Answer 12

The first step that you will want to take is to jack the trailer up on properly rated jack stands. Make sure the trailer is suspended securely before replacing the brakes. Once you have your new electric brakes installed and the hub and drum mounted,…

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Bearing Kit for Horse Trailer with Bearing ID of 1.25 1.75 and Seal 2.25 inch

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