8 Bolts Trailer Wheel Hubs Accessory for Agricultural Trailer Axle

8 Bolts Trailer Wheel Hubs Accessory for Agricultural Trailer AxleProducts DescriptionProduct FeaturesThe hub and drum assembly is suitable for shafts weighing 5200 to 7000 pounds, and the shaft core requires a 2-1/8 "grease seal. It includes inner bearings (25580) and race, outer bearings (141......

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8 Bolts Trailer Wheel Hubs Accessory for Agricultural Trailer Axle

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Product Features

The hub and drum assembly is suitable for shafts weighing 5200 to 7000 pounds, and the shaft core requires a 2-1/8 "grease seal. It includes inner bearings (25580) and race, outer bearings (14125A) and race, grease seal, grease cap, wheel bolts, and lug nuts.

Installing the trailer hub Moving or replacing the trailer hub again is a matter that does not require the payment of a mechanic's fee. Assembly or disassembly should not require too much manpower, but you need to track all the parts you are working on. A standard toolbox equipped with hammers, pliers, and wrenches should be sufficient for you to handle this task. You also need the bearing grease on hand, and if you perform regular maintenance on the hub components, you also need a solvent to dissolve the old grease on the bearings. When you purchase a trailer hub assembly, there is some valuable information you need to know in order to make the right choice. Wheel hubs are not everything. Their dimensions vary depending on the size of the trailer wheels and the bearing load. Before making a purchase, you should: Find out how many stud holes should be on the wheel hub. Hub components typically have four or five holes on the circumference. These grooves are used to connect the tire hub cover to the stud bolts on the wheel hub. Measure the diameter of the hub center bolt hole. This is where you screw on the castle nuts to fix everything in place. The bolt hole diameter of most wheel hubs ranges from 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 centimeters) in increments of half an inch. To obtain this number, measure from the center of the large bolt hole to the center of the bolt hole and divide the number by 2 Understand the internal and external dimensions of bearings. You don't need to pull out your ruler because most bearings are engraved with a reference number indicating their diameter. The dealer who purchased the wheel hub should have this chart, or you can find it online.

Once your hub assembly has the correct specifications, it can be installed. There are several tips for installing wheel hubs to prevent future tire problems. Firstly, before sliding the hub onto the axle, apply a thin layer of bearing grease to the inside of the hub. You don't need too much - just help it slip away easily. In addition, when tightening the assembly in place, do not overtighten it. If you have adjusted the castle nut correctly, the movement of the wheel hub should not exceed 0.25 inches (. 6 centimeters) after connecting the tires Next, we will learn about the trailer hub kit that includes the entire hub component. If you are installing a new hub, these kits can simplify the process.