Trailer Bearing Cap Came Off at Sandie Ambler blog

Trailer Bearing Cap Came Off. Check the grease levels yourself, either by removing the cap or bearing buddy, or looking through the clear lens of the durahubs (that. If your hub ever made hard contact with a curb or something similar then it is possible that the center bore isn't true anymore. Can you see any grease leaks? Also, make sure you are using the correct. Do the hubs feel too hot to touch after hauling? Don't mash the hub, just give it a series of hard taps around the edge on the outside rim of the hub. If the grease cap was not installed properly or is the wrong size , that could cause it to come off. The only time i had a dust (grease) cap come off on a trailer axle, it was apparently a warning that i had axle bearing problems. I've seen it before where the cap fit is loose and even when new they fall off. If it wont come off easily that means the brakes. Pull that and yank the whole shebang off. First, make sure that you have the correct size bearing buddy. It should be slightly larger than the hub bore though it is difficult to. Once you pull the dust cap, the axle nut will be visible.

Once you pull the dust cap, the axle nut will be visible. It should be slightly larger than the hub bore though it is difficult to. The only time i had a dust (grease) cap come off on a trailer axle, it was apparently a warning that i had axle bearing problems. Pull that and yank the whole shebang off. I've seen it before where the cap fit is loose and even when new they fall off. Don't mash the hub, just give it a series of hard taps around the edge on the outside rim of the hub. Do the hubs feel too hot to touch after hauling? If your hub ever made hard contact with a curb or something similar then it is possible that the center bore isn't true anymore. Also, make sure you are using the correct. Can you see any grease leaks?

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Trailer Bearing Cap Came Off Also, make sure you are using the correct. I've seen it before where the cap fit is loose and even when new they fall off. It should be slightly larger than the hub bore though it is difficult to. Once you pull the dust cap, the axle nut will be visible. If it wont come off easily that means the brakes. Don't mash the hub, just give it a series of hard taps around the edge on the outside rim of the hub. The only time i had a dust (grease) cap come off on a trailer axle, it was apparently a warning that i had axle bearing problems. If your hub ever made hard contact with a curb or something similar then it is possible that the center bore isn't true anymore. Pull that and yank the whole shebang off. Also, make sure you are using the correct. If the grease cap was not installed properly or is the wrong size , that could cause it to come off. Check the grease levels yourself, either by removing the cap or bearing buddy, or looking through the clear lens of the durahubs (that. Do the hubs feel too hot to touch after hauling? Can you see any grease leaks? First, make sure that you have the correct size bearing buddy.