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Old     (flux)      Join Date: Jun 2003       06-12-2007, 2:11 PM Reply   
So I noticed a very slight bit of grease mixed with dirt caked on the back of my hubs at the seal last time out. I am not overly concerned, but I am quite sure it's time to repack the bearings and put new rear seals on.

The trailer is 5 yrs old now and I have only repacked the brake axle 2 yrs ago, but keep the hubs greased through the bearing buddies religiously. It's running fine but my feeling is that some preventative maintenance would be a good thing. Last haul the hubs were barely hot when I pulled up to the lake.

I have one extra bearing set in the garage.

My questions are:

How long do these bearings last?? Should I replace the whole lot just for the sake of thoroughness?? Or should I simply pull them, inspect them, repack and put them back in??

Obviously I would replace any visually worn bearings. I think my brakes could use a bleed too.

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