Carry-On Trailer 1-1/16 in. Tractor Wheel Bearing Protectors with Grease Fittings, 2 pk.
3.813 Reviews
Item # 1091402
$49.99
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Carry-On Trailer 1-1/16 in. Tractor Wheel Bearing Protectors with Grease Fittings, 2 pk.
3.813 Reviews
Item # 1091402
$49.99
Shopping at
Grassland (franklin) TN
1 In Stock in Aisle 20
Delivering to
37027
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Bearing Protectors help maintain a clean environment for bearings and allow you to apply grease to the outer bearings without removing cap. These bearing protectors with grease fittings fit hubs with 1.98 in. inner diameters. Each pack includes two bearing protectors.
For additional information on this product, please see the Product Documents section for all downloadable user manuals, installation guides, brochures and warranty statements.
Looking for more information on trailers and towing? Check out our guide to trailer prep in the product documents section.
- Fits Most Hubs With 1.98-In Inner Diameter
- Includes Two 1.98" Bearing Protectors
- Zerts-type fittings on the bearing protectors replace most 2,000 lb. and 3,500 lb. axle hubs
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
4 out of 5 stars.
a little difficult to install
8 years ago
the instructions say to use a rubber mallet. that's a joke. my first attempt to install these was a failure- there was no way they would go in even using a big hammer with a piece of 2x4 in between. after thinking about it, I put a little grease on the protector's bevel edge and stuck them in the deep freeze for a couple hours. that did the trick! taking the temp down to zero must have shrunk it down just enough to go in.
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
Installation imposible
11 years ago
I purchased these to replace the dust caps on my jetski trailer. I've had greaseable bearing caps on all of my trailers and these are the most impossible to install. They are machined a little too large and absolutely will not go into the spindle without metal shards pealing away from the end of the cap that goes into the spindle. Poor manufacturer standards must be the cause.
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Most Recent
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great trailer accessory
3 years ago
Good fit and quality pieces. Have them on many trailers
Yes, I recommend this product.
Hogtown, VA
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Best part ever
5 years ago
If people don’t know how to install parts correctly maybe they should take it to a real garage.... DIY HomeDepot mechanics!!
Yes, I recommend this product.
Response from COT, Customer Care Agent:
5 years ago
COT, Customer Care Agent
Thank you for your review on our product. If you are having any issues, please contact our customer service department at 1-800-240-3121 ext# 1915 or [email protected]
FORT WAYNE, IN
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
VERY HARD TO INSTALL AND NO INSTRUCTIONS
7 years ago
I had to replace a hub on my 1987 boat trailer and bought a Carry-On hub from TSC and a pair of bearing protectors. So I had one original hub and a new Carry-On hub. I could not get the protector in my original hub so I figured the hub was probably just too tight, maybe on the tight end of the specifications. I went to the side with the new hub, no luck there. Then I got the file out and put a 0.090 inch , ten degree chamfer on it. Using a 20 ounce hammer (and 2X4) it still wouldn't go. So, I upgraded to a 3 pound hammer and finally got it on. There were no instructions in my package and none on the TSC site. I wish I had read the reviews, the freezing idea was a good one as well as using a BIG hammer. I know about freezing just didn't think about it. On a hot day freezing the Protector will reduce the diameter about 0.001" which is a lot on a 2" diameter. On a cold day putting a heat gun on the hub and getting it up to a hot-to-touch temp (140 F.) would give you another 1/2 thousand inch.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Iowa, United States
Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
a little difficult to install
8 years ago
the instructions say to use a rubber mallet. that's a joke. my first attempt to install these was a failure- there was no way they would go in even using a big hammer with a piece of 2x4 in between. after thinking about it, I put a little grease on the protector's bevel edge and stuck them in the deep freeze for a couple hours. that did the trick! taking the temp down to zero must have shrunk it down just enough to go in.
Yes, I recommend this product.