Recommended Hub And Drum For A Lippert 7,000 Axle V000209130 On A 2016 Dutchmen Voltage 3005

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Hi, Im wanting to keep on hand a spare hub for my 2016 Dutchmen Voltage 3005. It has 7,000 lb Lippert Axles, with Serial #045-003457282 or V number V000209130. Ive seen a couple different options that may work, but Im not sure which is the correct fit.

asked by: Tim

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If you wanted to stick with Lippert, you will want the Pre-Greased Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # LC53UD. This is a direct Lippert replacement for 7,000 pound axles and the V000209130 number you found confirmed it. This number indicates that your axles use the # 25580 inner bearing and # 14125A outer bearing, which this drum also uses and includes.

As a side note, if you have more than one axle and if said other axle does not have brakes, you will need the Trailer Idler Hub Assembly # AKIHUB-865-7-2-K. This also comes pre-greased and includes all the bearings.

expert reply by: Lazer S

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