Bearing Buddy?

Huntindog wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:

Marauderer wrote:
Bearing Buddies will work just fine on your TT. Same basic principle as the EZ Lube hubs with the added advantage of the spring loaded piston to keep a positive pressure on the bearing grease. I had them on my boat trailers and now have them on my landscape, cargo, and TT.

The only problem, without special spindles, Bearing Buddies will NOT lube the rear bearings.

They are two specific products designed for two different uses and are not interchangeable.

X 2 or 3.
Bearing Buddies are for boat trailers. EZ lube for TTs. Both fine products FOR THEIR INTENDED USE.
Bearing buddies can be used on a TT, but there is zero benefit. You would need to pull the drums and put a special double lip seal in to keep the pressurized grease from leaking onto the brakes.
Pressurizing the grease cavity is what Bearing buddies are designed for. So that when the BOAT trailer is dunked into the cold lake that the hot bearings don't create a vacuum and suck water into the bearings.

Bearing Buddy is not the right answer for a camper. The rear bearings can sink your 'Land Ship'. Bearing Buddy doesn't cover but one set of bearings...
Save your money and just have your bearings re-greased, or better yet learn how to do the job yourself. I had a buddy show me, then assist and finally watch me grease the bearings.
You get your hands greasy, but it's cheaper than the Camping World type prices...