Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors For a Trailer Hub with 1-15/16" Grease Cap

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Hi, I am looking for a bearing buddy cap for my utility trailer I am measuring inside to inside. 1-15/16 on the standard cap on the trailer would you carry a dust cap this size.

asked by: Hank D

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We do have the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors # BB1938SS which fit a 1.938" hub bore. There is also the # BB1968SS which fits a 1.968" hub bore and # BB1980A-SS for a 1.980" hub bore. I included these other options as the measurements are very close and you should verify the exact one you need with a Digital Caliper # PTW80157.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

For your dust cap that measures 1-15/16 inches (1.937 inches), the Bearing Buddy part #BB1938 that you referenced would be the correct part confirmed to fit.

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Answer 2

15/16 is .937 inches so your measurement comes out to 1.937 inches which is slightly smaller than the 1.938 inch diameter of the Bearing Buddy Model #BB1938. I believe this will be the correct part for your hub since there is not another bearing…

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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