Trying to identify Axle manufacturer
I've got a 5th wheel that was bought used from a local dealer. I want to replace the bearings (preventative, don't have much faith that previous owner maintained anything very well). There are however...
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As they said, pull a hub and disassemble. If you go to a site like etrailer you can match the numbers and probably figure out who made the axle. The bearing and seal numbers should be visible. Sometimes it's handy to have an inexpensive vernier caliper when dealing with axle shafts, bores etc. When you get the parts figured out make a list to have on hand of what your axle uses.
