Bearing Buddy Spindle Grease Set For 3,500LB Trailer Axle With Model 1980 Bearing Buddy

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Can you confirm which bearing buddy spindle seal I need? I have a 2000 model load rite with 3500 axles. Standard 1 3/8 x 1 1/16. All of the part numbers seem confusing to me. My bearing buddys are model 1980. Thank you!

asked by: Steve H

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You will need the Spindle Grease Seal Set # BB60002 for your 3,500LB axle and the Inner Bearing # L68149. This kit will fit on before the inner bearing and will work with your Bearing Buddy Model 1980 # BB24SR. Be sure to get 2 kits if you have tandem axles under your trailer.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Hey Jon, so the Bearing Buddy seal kit part #BB60002 that you referenced is the correct fit based on your bearing numbers.

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I did some research and based on the bearing and race number that you gave me you have #84 spindle that will need Grease Seals #RG06-050. I attached a couple videos on bearing replacement that you should find informative.

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Answer 3

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We do have Bearing Buddies that would fit the 1.980 inch diameter hub bore used by the #AKHD- 655-35-K hub/drum. I'd recommend the stainless steel version, part #BB1980A-SS. For the Bearing Buddy seals, use #BB60002. Unfortunately, the…

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To see all of the correct wheel and tire combos you'd need check out the link I attached. The option I would recommend is the part #TA43RR which is a Load Range C tire size ST175/80R13 mounted on a white spoke wheel with a bolt pattern of 5 on…

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The number you provided, "7753400" is a patent number which corelates to the Equalizer for E-Z Flex Suspension part #013-144-03. This is for a single equalizer but if you need the entire kit it's the Dexter E-Z Flex Suspension Kit part…

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