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My new used trailer has buddy bearings. On one tire, there is a lot of
grease spun out on the wheel and tire. The other not so much. I'm going to pull them. What do I look for in terms of wear or failure? Do I spin the wheel jacked up before pulling and listen for growl? Is the race pressed into the wheel? Onto the spindle? I've done a lot of things mechanical, but this is new. And what about the buddy bearings? I've heard both ways on those. Steve |
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