Lug nut tightening
We moved from a pop-up to a used 26 ft. TT. While reading the owner’s manual it seems the manufacturer seems to be insistent that you check the lug nut torque quite often. Not only while the trailer w...
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BobJoh wrote:
Yes. at 50 and 100 and before any new season trip and at first stop on a trip feel the hub to compair bearing heat rise... some preload needs to be on the spindle nut... full tight, then spin the wheel to position cage and rollers, on reassembly to firmly seat those newly greased bearings..then back one slot.. If no preload to share the weight the three bottom rollers carry all the load/weight and sometimes will let the inner race spin on the spindle.
There is NO PRELOAD. You are to run a small amount of CLEARANCE.
