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Old 16 June 2005, 19:44   #1
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please can any one help after a lovely day on the water i pulled the boat out on to the trailer hooked up and headed home wheel nearly fell off and after a closer look it was the bearing. called my brother he recoved us both and all was fine . then when we stipped it all down i decided to do the brakes as well went to the trailer shop £30 aside for brakes [owch ] but no bearings 6 places later and still no bearings but been told 6 months delivery or 3 months delivery or 2 weeks delivery and £70 per bearing , aparently there lifetime double bearings in one sleeve sealed . the trailer is a snipe braked single axel about 9-10 years old help please stedj
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Old 16 June 2005, 20:04   #2
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I bought a pair of this type a few weeks ago, about £30 each.

Snipe Trailers, Watling Street, Cannock, Staffs. Quote the trailer type number.

Sorry, don't have the phone number handy.

Failing that, Carfax Bearings, Birmingham New Road, Wolverhampton. If you've got the bearing number,usually stamped in to the outer race, they keep a massive stock at trade prices.

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seager bearings kings heath or redditch so bloody cheap its un real..

also found towsure suit most std type hubs also but seager will piss on the price sure i paid approx 10.00 per bearing with seals last time on my roller coaster... only last year
ring up with bearing numbers geta quote.

http://www.touchbirmingham.co.uk/bus...st/bid/1939514

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Old 16 June 2005, 21:47   #4
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Self greasing bearings

When you are at it have you tried the self greasing caps...I find them briliant...often feferred to as bearing savers.
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Old 16 June 2005, 22:07   #5
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When you are at it have you tried the self greasing caps...I find them briliant...often feferred to as bearing savers.
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Old 17 June 2005, 10:38   #6
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keith at snipe trailers hasw quoted £30 +vat each cheers there in the post even getting a spare and still £40 saved thanks 4 ur speedy reply stedj
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Try these chaps;

Bingham trailers

It sounds similar to an Avonride hub, Avonride I think specify NTS bearings, however, SKF do a more widely available and cheaper bearing. I have routinely had excellent service from Bingham and good prices. They are trade suppliers and dont do much retail.
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Trailer is 9-10 yrs old!! Is this the first time the bearings have gone on it. The reason I ask is I've got a Snipe single axle like yourself and wonder how long I'll get out of mine.

Ezgoing, can you post a pic of those self greasing caps I think I have them on my trailer but not sure??
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Swginn,

We have had 2-3 years from this type of bearing; they get dipped in the sea and are stored outside. We have also had them cooked a couple of times without the problems you get with tapered rollers.

Couldnt really say which is the best in comparison though.
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ive only had the boat with trailer 6 months the guy igot it from had it from new and has changed them once so about 4 years seems to be norm ps want 2 see thouse caps please
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If they are sealed split inner race bearings is there still a need for the bearing savers. I've not heard of their use this way, however, if someones tried it please post.
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