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20.04.2021 0:09:03
Some axles have a grease fitting on the end to grease the bearings, that is what this dust cap is for. If you don't have a grease fitting on the end of the axle you can use the Bearing Buddy caps no problem.
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Some axles have a grease fitting on the end to grease the bearings, that is what this dust cap is for. If you don't have a grease fitting on the end of the axle you can use the Bearing Buddy caps no problem.
Re: Wheel Bearing Dust Cap.
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At ambient temperature, the hybrid oil lubrication is thick with a viscosity approaching grease. As the bearing temperature rises during towing, the lubricant thins out, replenishing the bearing, reducing friction and dissipating heat. No inspection, no maintenance and no service required. here
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PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT, AVOID POTENTIAL DOWNTIME BY MAKING A MINIMAL INVESTMENT IN SOMETHING AS SIMPLISTIC AS YOUR OIL CAP. [links]
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Size details: each rubber dust cover size is approx. [links]
Durable material: the brake bleeder dust caps are made of quality rubber material, helpful to prevent the metal grease fitting away from erosion and rust, firm to use and has good sealing, which has good softness and durability, serve for a long time use. here
BBTO #ad - Main function: the rubber dust covers work well at keeping bleed screws and grease fittings away from dirt and moisture, designed with inner rib for better fixing and securely fastened, must-have items for car. 1. 2 cm/ 05 inch in outer diameter, fit for most bleeder screw applications on cars and motorcycles, 06 cm/ 024 inch in inner diameter, please check the bleeder screw size carefully before placing your order.
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Also a huge concern. how much should you tighten the spindle nut leaving how much play (wobble) in the wheel. and how easy should your tire spin when up on jacks after assembly? My problem is if I tighten leaving little if no play the tire doesn't spin as freely but because of the increments in the (castle nut (sp?) the cotter pin only allows certain locations of nut tightness? here
I repacked the bearings on that side of the axle to make sure that no dirt got into them as the bearing buddie was knocked off when the wheel flew off. I found the wheel about 300 yards out in a open field the next day when it got light enough to see. This happened at night. Then I searched the ditch along the side of the road by the curve where this accident happened and found the bearing buddie and the bearing buddie braw as still attached. So I was good to go. I did put in some new seals and a some new bearings just in case. I checked the spindle for any damage and found it good to go. The square metal at the end of the axle took all the friction from the pavement and was not damaged at all. Only some paint was scratched of the bottom of the metal. I was lucky.
I just fill the bearing buddies with grease every other trip. I pump in grease until it comes out the front end of the bearing buddies and the stop. I'll wipe off any excessive grease with some paper towels and put the dust cap back on the bearing buddies. [links]
I've had my boat trailers axle break in half due to rusting. Like I said the trailer is an old 1978 Hosclaw Trailer and it's falling apart around me. But the bearing buddies and the bearings look like brand new.
Please don't link a video. I have watched them and none explain these issues. anybody have any personal experience with these issues?