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trailer bearings
Fred wrote:
Bearing buddies will be installed. What is the proper way to fill them. I thought you just pump in grease until the indicator shows full. Three seasons is about right for changing the impeller, especially if the motor has not been operated in shallow, sandy waters, as inshore fishermen often run their motors. Is your dealer going to install Bearing Buddies or something similar on your trailer bearings? They're cheap, and they'll let you keep your bearings packed with grease. Have someone show you how to fill the Bearing Buddies so you don't blow out the seals on your trailer axles. It's a one-minute lesson. -- __________________________________________________ __________ Email sent to will never reach me. No...you have to be careful and not overfill, because you can blow out the seals on the opposite side of the bearing. -- __________________________________________________ __________ Email sent to will never reach me. |
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