Replacement Wheel Bearings, Races and Grease Seal for a 2003 EZ Loader Adjustable Trailer

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Need bearings for 2003 EZ Loader Trailer. 1 axle, 2960#. 13x4.5 J rims. Model 4-EZL90B 17-19 2350. S/N 1ZEAAMB24A015283. Not oil bath. No brakes. Tires ST185/80R13C. Need help finding correct bearings. Thank you

asked by: Robert B

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Expert Reply:

I reached out to EZ Loader who provided me with the part numbers you are needing.

Inner Bearing # L68149
Inner Race # L68111
Outer Bearing # L44649
Outer Race # L44610
Grease Seal # 168255TB

The 7-Piece Installation Set # PTW83020 and Seal Puller # PTW1219 will aid in the removal and installation of the components from your hubs.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

Yes, the 7-Piece Installation Set for Bearings, Races, and Seals #PTW83020 is compatible to use with Bearing #L44649.

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Answer 2

We do have a kit for you. You will want Bearing Kit for #84 Spindle, L44649/L68149 Bearings, 10-19 Double Lip Seal #BK2-100. You may want a bearing packer like #PTW1218 and an installation set like #PTW83020.

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Answer 3

Sounds like you made the easy mistake of putting too much grease in your hubs with your Bearing Buddies and it blew out your seal and emptied the grease out and damaged the bearings and that's why the wheels are locked up. So you'll need to…

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Answer 4

The coupler should be very difficult to push in by hand but it doesn't return on its own. There is likely a problem inside your coupler that will need to be addressed to get it working properly again. It is most likely the shock that is inside.…

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Answer 5

With surge brakes, you have a brake actuator applying the needed pressure to the brakes but to be able to back up you will need to have a manual lockout or an electric lockout solenoid, like #T4748800, which will close when you shift the vehicle into…

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Answer 6

When you use the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors like #BB2441, so you do not need to take apart the wheel hub and repack the bearings. The Bearing Buddy Protectors have a spring loaded seal that keeps the moisture and debris out of the bearings.…

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Answer 7

This is a common misconception but nothing replaces taking the hubs completely apart, cleaning them, and then repacking them with fresh grease. The EZ lube setups sound great in theory but they more often than not end up allowing people to overfill…

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Answer 8

If there is any grease outside the hub or if there is water inside the hub then that would indicate that the seal on the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors like part #BB2441 is compromised and would need to be replaced. That said, I have not heard of…

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Answer 9

Yes, the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors - Model 2441 - Chrome Plated (Pair) #BB2441 will protect both your inner and outer bearings. They are sold as a pair so it is enough to protect your bearings on a single axle.

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Answer 10

When repacking your bearings, you do not want to have the whole hub filled with grease. You basically just want to get the inner and outer bearings and their races greased up and moving smoothly. I attached a video of the process that should help you…

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Answer 11

We may have something that will work, though to confirm the right Bearing Buddies you'll need to measure the hub bores on your trailer's hubs using your digital caliper, and match the hub bore diameter to the correct Bearing Buddies. For…

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