SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Trailers => Topic started by: beerjet on July 15, 2013, 07:11:58 PM
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Seriously. ....what happened?
Why is there bearing grease all over my wheel?
-beerjet-
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Seriously. ....what happened?
Why is there bearing grease all over my wheel?
-beerjet-
Because you did your normal thing and overfilled her..... ::)
Too many squirts, back off a little on the swagger..
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Seriously. ....what happened?
Why is there bearing grease all over my wheel?
-beerjet-
Did you lose the rear seal in the wheel bearing? That's normally what it does. When's the last time you checked the wheel bearings?
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It was a brand new competitive trailer in 06..... rarely had to grease them.
-beerjet-
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Did you mistake it for a blonde? :sly:
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Too much hair gel. Musta dripped off while you were checking the tire pressure or something. Hope you didn't get any on your booty shorts.
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Don't worry I had my trailer in for service they did 6 wheels and two out of 6 did it for about 300 miles then stopped giant rv said sometimes they just do that
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I guess I'll just clean it up and see if it keeps pushing it out.
-beerjet-
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My other boat trailer was doing that cause the brakes were dragging and heating up the bearings, not sure if yours has brakes or not
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My other boat trailer was doing that cause the brakes were dragging and heating up the bearings, not sure if yours has brakes or not
Not on that axle.
-beerjet-
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Is that a bearing buddy? How tight is that cap on the end? Is it cracked at all?
I know grease will seperate. The front and back of my wheels sometimes look like that.
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Is that a bearing buddy? How tight is that cap on the end? Is it cracked at all?
I know grease will seperate. The front and back of my wheels sometimes look like that.
The caps just snap on.
Can't say for sure nothing is broken but I highly doubt it.
-beerjet-