Bearing buddies

[Jizm]

Anyone tried these?

Your thoughts?

http://trailertek.co.uk/acatalog/Bearing_buddies.html

[Nos4r2]

Originally Posted by Jizm

Anyone tried these?

Your thoughts?

http://trailertek.co.uk/acatalog/Bearing_buddies.html

Yep, had them for over 2 years now. Excellent. Not had to change a bearing since I got the trailer.

[Hightower]

Had mine a year ad OK so far. I paid a bit more for my ones, so I'm a bit peeved these are so cheap

[Nasher]

Well worth the money in my opinion, and from my experiance.

Think of it that they are only 3/4s of the cost of a new set of bearings.

Nasher.

[wavelength]

all our recent trailers have had them and the 2001 boat and trailer is still on its original bearings despite having been all round the country to different venues and now sitting for long periods of idleness as the other boats do its job. I think that the main solution however is good waterproof grease. Some are not and form an emulsion with seawater within which the bearings happily rust away. We used to use castrol heavy and never changed another bearing after starting with it-but no longer available. Now as for *!*!*! brakes that is an entirely different matter although we did manage to get some brake cables with a grease nipple halfway along last time and they have been bril.

[JSP]

Another thunbs up here. So easy to re grease too

[Kernow Buoy]

search ebay for 'Trailer Bearing Saver'

£14.50 inc p+p.

[oracle]

I've got them on mine too. The bearings look like new each time I check and really easy to keep on top of.

Money really well spent

[Kernow Buoy]

Only ordered them yesterday and arrived this morning.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TRAILER-BEARIN...3%3A1|294%3A50
They're genuine Indespension ones too.

[Orville]

How far do they stick out from the face of the hub?
I was thinking of these too but recollect I would not get my Bulldog wheelclamp on with them installed..........

Or is this completely wrong?

Cheers,

Orve.