Grease Seal for Trailer Hub Outer Dimension 3.376 Outer Diameter and 2.125 Inner Diameter

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I have a trailer with Al-Ko 8460 drums. Outer bearing 15123, inner bearing 25580. The grease seals have no numbers or markings. Can you point me in the right direction in regards to what grease seals I need? Rough dimensions are 3.376 od, 2.125 id, 0.313 thick. Thank you

asked by: John D

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Expert Reply:

We have the grease seal you are looking for with the part # GS-2125DL.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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