Dexter EZ Lubes, use or not?
My TT has Dexter EZ Lube bearings/axles. The video on their web site show that the bearings can be "re-packed" without removing the wheels/seals/bearings in the traditional manner. However, some fol...
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BB_TX wrote:mosseater wrote:
..... . Here in PA we have yearly inspections and they pull two axles to check brakes, etc. Nothing like introducing the possibility of a problem you weren't going to have. .....::
Texas trailer inspection
Runnng lights? Good.
Brake/turn lights? Good.
Tires? Good.
$7.00 please. About 5 minutes.
Takes longer to do paperwork than inspection.
Some have said the station checked their brakes. But they have never checked mine.
Oregon trailer inspection...wait we don’t have one.
I wonder if anyone has ever proven if these inspection states have less safety issues with trailers.
As for EZ-Lube, I have them on my flatbed trailer but haven’t used them in the 15 years I’ve owned it. But I haven’t pulled a wheel or checked the bearings either. It’s lucky to average 100-200 miles a year.
