user 55491
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So what makes them the "Best"???Just joined the forum so this is a little late but, the best darn bearing caps are aluminum and they are available on Amazon. They are the best out there, Period! Be sure to keep your larger diameter O rings. You will need them.
I never got a recall notice for the plastic caps. My trailer is a 2021. When did the recall notice go out?There is a recall on the plastic caps, the dealer will replace them with metal ones at no cost. I don't know if that applies to other than the original owner.
Got the recall on the hubs. But nothing was said about problems with the caps. Will have to check up on that. Just had one of the wheels checked out and found one side was loose after the recall hub service. Unfortunately my Interstate cranking battery has gone bad just one month after the three year warranty was up. Thanks for the information.I got a recall notice on the hub nuts not being properly torqued. When I took it in to get that checked, they found 2 cracked plastic caps and then replaced all 4 with metal ones. I think they said it was a service bulletin. Maybe recall was not the right term for the caps. Not sure what their process is on notifying about the caps.
With all this talk about caps I keep wondering why no talk of bearing buddies. I have always used them. Immediately put the on my 22 Tracker. Am I missing something?Just joined the forum so this is a little late but, the best darn bearing caps are aluminum and they are available on Amazon. They are the best out there, Period! Be sure to keep your larger diameter O rings. You will need them.
I have had bearing buddies for about 20 years,I grease the bearings every spring and have never had to replace them.With all this talk about caps I keep wondering why no talk of bearing buddies. I have always used them. Immediately put the on my 22 Tracker. Am I missing something?
I think that’s what mine is doing. Thanks for the information.I have has a couple sets of the buddy's, and they do pretty well on small tin boats that don't go long distance. But I found on my 18ft duck boat that after a distance long enough to get them really warmed up. They will put pressure in the hub and out the back seal and excess grease will cause water to leak in on the bearings. So I quite using them.
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