May-02-2013 06:43 AM
May-02-2013 04:59 PM
May-02-2013 04:29 PM
Effy wrote:Hopefully no one will notice you said that LOL. Are you sure they are grease filled and not oil filled. From this arm chair observation point, grease usually does not run. My rear hubs are oil filled. One started leaking, so I pulled it off in a Walmart parking lot and packed it with grease. That was a few thousand miles ago and it has never leaked since. Unless the hub is getting hot - possibly from being too tight, it would be a surprise to see grease run out. On my boat trailer, the grease is open the the air and doesn't run. Its possible to just be a bad seal, but it just really seams like there is more going on.
Mine does not have brakes
May-02-2013 04:17 PM
Daveinet wrote:
If one assumes hydraulic (surge) brakes, you may have a bad slave cylinder that is leaking. Or a variation on that theme, if the brake adjusters are not working, the brake cylinder will over extend and drop out, allowing it to leak. I would much more expect it to be brake related, than grease, as grease is not normally runny and usually stays in place.
May-02-2013 03:28 PM
May-02-2013 01:17 PM
Effy wrote:
Just watched a how to video on repacking or replacing the bearings. Pretty cheap from Master tow for new ones at $18.00 so I might just order new and pack and replace...
May-02-2013 07:29 AM
topflite51 wrote:
Have them repacked and new seals by someone who knows how and maybe they will show you how to do it. It is easy to do, just a little greasy.:B
May-02-2013 07:00 AM