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Your trailer will be fine. I'm guessing you have bearing buddies with a
grease fitting on each wheel. You should give them a little grease a couple times during the boating season. I usually do it the same time I'm hitting the outdrive fittings. Preferably with marine grease. If you hear any rumblings or grinding from a trailer wheel it should be checked. Good luck with your new boat, I hope it serves you well. "Fred" wrote in message ... Thanks for all the responses. I will try to answer the questions to give you more to go on. I'd ask some more questions before I gave advice on replacing the bearings. Like how old is the trailer? four years old Where did the previous owner use it? short trips to put in How often was the trailer and boat used. boat has 115 hours on it How many axles on the trailer? tandem axel How big is the boat? 20 foot Celebrity Was it used in fresh water or salt water? fresh water Thanks. All he asked was if he was going to have a problem because of the grease he used. And all of you tell him to replace the bearings. |
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