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Heavy-Duty Trailer Dolly
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Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
I've been using these for years. Never any bearing problems. EVER!
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Sparkie364
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Best Uses
- Everyday Driving
- Performance Driving
Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
Increase your ability to trailer longer with out worrying about if you have enough grease in the bearings!
Pros
- Easy To Install
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Best Uses
- Replacement
- Restoration
Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
Do you feel lucky....? In 32 years as a professional trucker, I've seen far too many boat trailers lose wheels going down the road. This can be prevented by keeping grease IN the hubs and water OUT. Bearing Buddies are the answer. They provide cheap insurance and peace of mind.
Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
Excellent product for improving the durability of the bearings when you enter the trailer in salt water.
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Reasonable Price
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Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
What can I say? Measure your inner hub diameter with a caliper, order the coresponding sized part, tap in the bearing buddy with a hammer and wood block, fill it with grease, and forget about it! The only way they can make this process easier is to send along someone to install it for you!!
Great product, great price, great process of installation.
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Inespensive
Cons
Best Uses
- Ramps That Are Too Flat
- Trailer Wheels Under H2O
Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
A couple of squirts of wheel bearing grease from a manual grease gun after a few fishing trips will save you a lot of aggravation by preventing fried wheel bearings. You can tell when to "reload" the Bearing Buddies with grease by looking at the position of the internal piston that holds the grease fitting. It's a relatively simple device, totally reliable and easy to install. It keeps you fishing on a fun path. This is the 5th boat trailer on which I have used them. I only fried one set of bearings and that was on my first trailer. I had to replaced the bearings and it was then that I installed Bearing Buddies. That night kind of ruined an otherwise great day. I won't forget the experience.
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- Auto Enthusiast
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Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
Replaced OEM plastic ones broken
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Boat Trailer
Comments about 1.98" Stainless Steel Bearing Buddy, pair:
This product was easy to install, the caps were great. So far so good.
Service and delivery comments:
Service was excellent and very timely. Everything arrived in time for my vacation. Shipping notification was great!!!
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How do I fiqure which bearing buddy will fit my trailer??Asked on 6/7/2009 by John from Berwick, ME.2 answers
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You should be able to pull the existing bearing buddy off and read the size that is printed on them. If not, you can call our tech department and they can either send you a measuring tool or walk you through the proper way to measure your bearings.Answered on 6/9/2009 by Ryan from OvertonsVERIFIED BUYER
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Hi John,
I just used a ruler and measured across the inside of the opening after removing the protective cap from the hub. It appeared to be 2 inches so I ordered 1.98" Bearing Buddy’s. I used the end of a foot long 2x4 to hold the Bearing Buddy at the opening where the cap was removed, while gently tapping on the other end of the 2x4 with a hammer. Continue checking that it is going in straight and make corrections by moving the angle of the 2x4 if it is not. There is a shoulder that will stop any further insertion. I don't know all the other sizes that are available but, unless they are very similar in size to one another, a plain ruler should work fine. Then find the size that is a couple of hundredths of an inch different than your ruler measurement. After installation, don't forget to load the hub with grease until the piston that holds the grease fitting moves close to the outer edge. It’s spring loaded. It’ll all be logical once you start. Hope this helps.Answered on 8/1/2011 by Lenny Baby from Ashburn, VA





