wheel seal #?

[jesse_h]

Anyone have the part number and good online source for wheel seals for unit in my signature?

[jesse_h]

More specific, is it the 2.25" ID Lippert seal?

Thanks

[Lloyd]

Get the weight rating off the axle (should be a sticker on them) and call these people. They will be able to fix you right up.
Grease Seals 10-36 (pair) TruRyde Seals for Trailer Bearings RG06-070

[mark5w]

or after you get the axle weight, look up the part number in our Document section Lippert Master Manual.

[sleepyT]

OR if your wheel is off the camper and you are in a hurry for the part...Do what Lloyd said and get the info off the axle, then do what Mark said and get the part number off the Lippert Manual...Then go to any trailer repair facility and they will sell you the seal...

The above information brought to you by the gruesome threesome::: Lloyd, Mark, and Tommy... Sorry I couldn't help myself...

[travelin texans]

Take seal to most any automotive store & they can cross reference the # & probably have them in stock.

[jesse_h]

Thanks for all the replies. I was 8 states away from the camper at the time for work and was hoping someone would know which size it was so could have them ordered and waiting for me when I get back.

I find it frustrating that we don't receive decent specs on what is actually installed on the unit when you buy it new. I should be able to look at the build sheet and know that I have a 7k axle(s) underneath it, and not crawl under and
look around for a tag or plate.

Need to get these repacked and ready for the camping season, the cabin fever is getting pretty severe!

thanks again.
Jesse

[harley]

Once you get the hubs off ,you can take the seal to a local place that sells trailers or napa or any auto parts store and they will probably have them in stock. While you are at it , buy a few extras and also a spare set of bearings. Pre pack them with grease and store in a butter container and will be ready in case you blow a bearing along the way.