EZ Lube axles/hubs
I bought my TT in 2017 and it has the EZ lube hubs, but.. When I bought it the RV mechanic that gave us the walk around was emphatic that we shouldn't mess with those hubs for a few years. He discou...
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coolmom42 wrote:K Charles wrote:
Pack the wheel bearings in your TT every time you pack them in your truck or car, or when you replace the brakes.
Most vehicles have sealed bearings any more. And my Toyotas routinely run over 100K miles on the original brakes. Those are not good guidelines for RVs!
Trailer Life website recommends annually or every 10K miles, whichever comes first. Grease also breaks down on stored trailers, from evaporation of the volatiles and oxidation from air.
This is a good article from Family Handyman, which recommends every 20K miles, or annually.
X2... I haven't read about any RV trailers using a sealed bearing pack like a modern car or truck.
I do mine every two years, replacing the bearing as well, they're so inexpensive. Single axle takes no time.
Haven't noticed any problems on the outgoing set, and plenty of grease still in place. Grease isn't burned looking or smelling funny.
