Wheel Bearings
We recently experienced a broken right side spring shackle. We actually drove about 500 miles on it before we discovered the problem. The trailer was sagging on the right side. The spring shackles wer...
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jfkmk wrote:I'm not arguing your point, but that doesn't make my observation any less true.fj12ryder wrote:ghooos wrote:Well, that may be true, but I have read of people that had immediate issues after having their bearings replaced/repacked.
can,t hurt and should not be a big expense. p.s a new seal also and no china bearings put back in.
My thought on things that can be mal-adjusted when installed is usually: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Replacing or cleaning/repacking and installing wheel bearings is probably one of the easiest things that can be done (mechanically). Whoever can’t handle this job has no business owning a wrench.
