That was great! Clear shots no tacky jokes or distracting background music. Perfect instructional video

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks i am glad you enjoyed it. A lot of work went into it. Really appreciate 😀🔧

@user-lv3th9pe7u

Жыл бұрын

2nd. Best bearing tutorial... Last video I clicked guy mentions halfway it's his first time doing the job. Lol

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

@@user-lv3th9pe7u Thank you! Not my first. I should have mentioned it 😃

@lodwill5116

10 ай бұрын

But it is a long drawn out comment lol. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 just had to . Laugh with me. Lol

A go to video for trailer/caravan bearing replacement. Thanks for detailed edit, it allowed me to replace my bearings with confidence.👍

@EasyFixShaun

6 сағат бұрын

Excellent! I am glad you got it all sorted out 😃

Quite superb, I’ve fiddled with many boat trailers for over 50 years and I learnt more about fitting bearings from this excellent video than I ever knew before, thanks so much for putting this up.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear! You have a lot of experience! No problem, glad I could help out 😃🔧

An absolute “Masterclass” in wheels bearings…thanks!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you!! What was your favorite section?

Not sure if you're aware that those bearing race drivers are designed to be used with the taper facing the finished surface to help "self center" the driver in the race while installing them. The taper never touches the finished surface but is supposed to guide at the very top of the race and then taper "away" as the diameter decreases. Otherwise, there would be no lip or taper on the driver, it would just be a piece of round stock with squared ends and a hole in the middle. As machinist, I have custom machined these drivers for many years and are invaluable when installing bearing races, especially large ones using a hydraulic press. Really loved the video, you covered all the important aspects in a detailed fashion which seems rare these days on KZread videos. Well done!

@EasyFixShaun

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! You are correct. Over the years i have had trouble with the correct fitment like you are suggesting. I have had them not sit flush and rock on me when installing like intended. The default position is to flip them over and use the flat side. I am so used to it i forgot to even try it or mention it. Autopilot haha. My bad. Im glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the nice comment😀🔧

@IdleDrummer

Жыл бұрын

Great video, very detailed explanation. Thank you!

@jessemoral394

10 ай бұрын

Do you think he packs to much grease in hub? Most videos I see use far less. They definitely put it everywhere, but if this is how it's done then I haven't been using enough in fear of "too much is as bad as too little."

@joesummers9864

10 ай бұрын

I learned alot of helpful information from your video only thing I would have added would be some anti seize to lug studs I noticed you used it on your brake areas but thank you for the tips

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Very happy to help 😃😃@@IdleDrummer

I am going to attempt this tomorrow morning for the first time. I have been watching dozens of videos, but this has been the most detailed and frankly the cleanest. You're in no hurry and it shows the attention to detail that you display. It's going on my Favorites.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Excellent! Glad to be of service, I hope your project goes well! A clean space really does help. Sometimes little things like that make everything easier 😃😃

Excellent detailed explanation! I always service the wheel bearings on a newly purchased trailer. That 20 minutes can save several hours on the side of the road!

@EasyFixShaun

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! That is a really great tip! Rather than assume the trailer is good when new, double checking is a brilliant😃🔧

I've looked at a dozen boat trailer vids for this simple job. Yours is by far the best filmed for visibility and lighting. The best for start to finish parts. Not just verbal instructions which aggravate the crap out of me when I'm looking at hey a VIDEO?? THAT MEANS VISUAL. lol thanks for showing each step!! I did mine and actually split the metal hub bearing chamber right down the middle knocking the race out w a flat screw driver. I knew I should have used a brass punch but I didn't have one so I tried to use the screwdriver. But to have actually split that cast metal I figured I might better just go for new hubs so I bought new hubs and bearings all the way around. Thank you so much for your great video

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Really appreciate that and I am glad I could help out 😃🔧

This video is fantastic. Ten days ago I was pulling my 21’ Bayliner Bowrider on a single axle Escort trailer out of her garage and backing her up to wash and prep her for the seventy mile drive to the lake. While backing up my wife screams your right wheel is falling off. I thought she meant my wheel was off in the grass. I got out to see that my right wheel was indeed coming off the the axle. I admit I haven’t serviced my bearings for over twenty years. I had no idea because I only put my my trailer in fresh water twice a year. Got two bearing kits from my local marine shop and in the process of rebuilding both wheels. Interesting, because I’m figuring out that I’m on my own. Don’t have anything like AAA for trailers with a 3000 pounds boat on it. Good thing is that this happened right in my driveway and not on the road. Thanks for this video. I also have a six stud hub.

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! I really appreciate that and I hope you are able to get it all fixed up! Trailers are really simple, basic, and last a long time if maintained. I have seen the bearings outlast the trailer many times when they have been checked, adjusted, and greased periodically. It is easy forget about maintaining them for everyone. Happens to me sometimes too. If they break on the road it can be an extreme hassle. Trailers do a lot of good work hauling all sorts of loads 😃😃

@AlanCheak

Ай бұрын

Just a quick follow up. My right wheel literally rolled off my axle in my driveway on May 1. Went round and round trying to find the correct outer bearing and racer. Bought a standard 1 1/34 x 1 1/4 bearing kit. Inside bearing went in fine but that outer bearing gave me hell. Didn’t have the original as it was literally destroyed no nothing to look at to get a bearing number. Finally working on my trailer yesterday my neighbor who was a Delta mechanic came by. We both looked at, measured the hub and figured out that what I had was a mismatched outer bearing and racer from the kit and several trip to the marine store to pick up a different outer bearing kit. He suggested we head to NAPA right around the corner from my house. Took the hub, and mismatched bearings and those guys fixed me up perfectly. Who knew. I think the difference came from the kit being designed for boats in the 5-6 thousand pound range were my boat is around 3300 lbs. Hence the different size outer bearing. Got my trailer all put back together yesterday. Did have to pull all right drum brakes off the backplate because they got totally screwed up, but after I get the boat off I plan on having the trailer hubs totally rebuilt with disk brakes. Again outstanding video and I have learned so much about bearings, racers, zerk fittings, punches, etc etc. Two thumbs up. Thanks again. AC.

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

@@AlanCheak Thanks man! Very cool knowing I helped 😃. I am so glad you got it all sorted and headed the right direction now. I will have to keep your setup in mind for the next video. I know there are some oddballs out there and you may have one. Shouldn't effect durability or anything, but an extra pain parts matching for sure! Nice work teaming up with the neighbor to tackle and finish it 😃😃

Certainly the most comprehensive review on the 'net, raising the bar for what's out there.

@EasyFixShaun

2 жыл бұрын

Ha! Thanks man. I really appreciate that 😀🔧

@justinh6962

Жыл бұрын

The best video I've seen and the most professional. one step I noticed that he missed was when using the grease gun on the spindle was he forgot to rotate the wheel while applying grease to fill the cavity. otherwise the best one I've seen yet.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! Glad to help. Rotating the wheel during greasing could help for sure 😀🔧

This is absolutely my favorite video for diagnostic and service. Thank you!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! It is a long video, I think some people are looking for shorter. But, I tried to include most things where I needed help long ago myself 😃🔧

This has been the most detailed video I have ever seen on packing bearings replacing races fantastic video thank you very much

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! Glad to help out. Good luck with your project 😃🔧

This was a very well done maintenance tutorial for us new trailer owners. Thank you

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment I am so glad it was helpful! I love trailers! I hope you get many miles and years out of your trailer 😃🔧

No questions yet but I have to say, Thank you for going right into the information without a 5 minute intro about your life and dreams. This is exactly what I was looking for.

@EasyFixShaun

3 ай бұрын

My pleasure! 😃😃

@JacobWinkle

2 ай бұрын

@@MrReyes-bq1xh Well, we didn't search celebrities did we? Searched to learn. Not a life event. 😂

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

He did didn't he? 😂 I am alright with it. I am the same way

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

*_Very true. My goal is to get you the info!😀 _*

@JacobWinkle

Ай бұрын

@@EasyFixShaun Great information. Thank you for the video. 😊

Great job man, as a mechanic for over 20yrs watching a video on tapered roller bearing checking, cleaning, replacement, seating and bearing adjustment is only out of curiosity to see other ways of doing it than I do. But you covered to 2 only ways to do it properly with excepting to actually measuring bearing clearance. It’s simple you use a magnetic or vice grip style dial indicator base and a indicator that reads less than one thousands of an inch. That is the only real way to measure zero bearing endplay, the typically most bearing manufactures have a spec of 0.000” - 0.002” for long bearing life and operation! By the way cotter keys don’t get bent over the case nut, I’m every class, recertification or training course they are bent one to the left and right going around the castle but. The cotter key is more likely to shear if it is bent over the nut versus around the nut, I’ve seen it and it’s easy to tell which way the cotter key was bent after it failed!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Great tips! Really appreciate your knowledge 😃🔧

Well done! Clear, concise, thorough and GREAT video quality. I have had trailer bearing failures many times . Now I know why. Many thanks.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I got a new camera and this was the first video I used it on. I am so glad you liked it 😃🔧

Excellent job!!! I have seen many a fishing trip canceled because some moron didn’t take care of their bearings (or fail to check tires, hubs, and pressure). You delivered an impressive amount of info. I always have a greased and seated spare hub with me for whatever trailer I happen to be towing. I build a spare when I am redoing the bearings. Once I seat the new bearings in the spare, I add a spare washer, castle nut, and cotter pin and vacuum seal it all together (seal-a-meal style). Bearing failures sometimes result in losing the entire wheel, as in it comes completely off of trailer… The hardware is usually lost in those instances… (sometimes a wheel lug nut is the same size and thread pattern, but that is pretty rare). Better to limp it home or continue on with the right parts (and not have to leave it on the side of the road, and then return with what you should have already had with you).

@EasyFixShaun

11 ай бұрын

Thanks I'm glad you liked it. That spare in a bag is a great idea! Thanks for sharing😀😀

I just did the super thanks but I must tell you that your video was incredibly helpful I just welded two axles to my 20-foot container and installed electric brakes and hubs, just as you had directed. It was exactly as you had described--no surprises. I can't thank you enough for such a well-done video. Mahalo for your time.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate that. I am so glad it helped you out 😃😃🔧

This is a great example of thorough and professional treatment of a subject (any subject). The thoroughness was of crucial importance to me when it came to the seal surfaces and options for dealing with those-options that were not discussed in the more cursory and less professional videos I watched before finally getting to this one. Thanks very much & see you on the road.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you I am so glad you liked it! It took a while to make but I was hoping for this exact response. Much appreciated!! 😃🔧

Awesome detail. Loved the step by step, and the exploded view of the spindle and parts. Thank you.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Awsome! No problem I'm glad you liked it so much. I like looking up spindle parts! It was fun making it 😀🔧

Outstanding video, done my boat trailer today and the difference just pushing it around the yard was staggering, thank you, from Australia,,,,

@EasyFixShaun

6 ай бұрын

No way that is awsome! Glad it helped 😃😃

A good video. I learned bearing replacement and field repair from my Dad. He was a tool and diemaker and machine tool maker for 50 years. He made more tools than He bought. I even watched him weld, field braize and grind round spindles and tractor PTO shafts and re-temper them. I often use a brass punch, block of wood and wood dowel. Unless the races and seals are stubborn, it prevents me from damaging my work. I have always done the 1/4 turn method. For my trailers, I re- adjust after the first use. Every stop while pulling, we check the temperature of the rims. You should be able to touch without burning your hand. I more recently keep my work laser thermometer In my driver door pouch.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot. That is a great story about learning from your Dad. Great tips 😃😃

@whatthe2458

Ай бұрын

What temp do you look for on the laser thermometer? my hubs get warm to the touch not hot. That’s on an hour driving at 60 miles an hour and a sunny day.

@EasyFixShaun

29 күн бұрын

Ya what temps!? Great question. I don't know what temp warm to the touch is, but I would say that is perfect for a load + 1hour + 60mph. My guess range on that temp would be 100-130degrees. Bearings are "working but not working overtime" 😃

I was always taught to back off the nut 1/6th turn. The system heats up and expands. You don't want to squeege the grease away from the rollers. ,

And THIS is how I made sure my trailer was safe enough for a long road trip. Thank you! 😎🙌

@EasyFixShaun

9 ай бұрын

Excellent. Glad to help, safe travels 😃🔧

Great work! There is a Huge contrast to most of the other videos on this topic where advice is given based on what they heard for others; some totally wrong. The difference you have shown is the understanding of how the components and assemblies work together. You really went above and beyond.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much! I really put a lot of effort into the video and i can't tell you how happy i am that so many of you find it useful. Thank you 😀😀😀

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

@@stevetrepanier4351 Thanks Steve, all good technical info. Rtv isn't needed, seals are press fit and seal automatically. It wouldn't hurt anything to do that though. It is an extra step and not commonly done in the field. Clean parts and grease is also a great idea! Bearing adjustment is very important. Zero end play is the goal. Although with the cotter key system perfect adjustment can be hard to attain. With that in mind these bearing styles are extremely old and archaic but they work very very well 😃🔧

The best video on trailer axles on KZread hands down!!!!!!!.. excellent demonstration now I understand how to properly maintain and service my trailer bearings thank you thank you great tutorial

@EasyFixShaun

6 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that. What was the best part or section for you?

@brownzulu1604

Ай бұрын

Good morning am brown zulu I need a hub

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Oh no! 😂 that sounds very bad. Making any progress?

Bearings are a little tight. Should be .001" - .005" end play on bearings running on grease. You can sand the washer to get a little more clearance. You must spin the wheel when adding grease to an EZ Lube system.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Good points for sure! I would add that .001.-.005 is hard to measure sometimes with a hub full of sticky grease. The hand adjustment is a viable method and solves that problem. It has been used for a 100+ years. Pressurized greasing happens everywhere inside without spinning because the seal on the inside. There is only one exit point for the grease. The hub will end up full of grease. Grease naturally goes everywhere but the spin method could be slightly better. I agree with you 100% 😀🔧

Amazing and very detailed explanation of proper bearing replacement. Thanks for the hard and detailed work.

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! I am so glad it has helped you out! Also thank you so much for your time, the view, and comment 😃😃

This is 100% of the information I needed to fix my old Dayton Fayette axle problems on an old used trailer. Pretty sure replacing the grease and all hadn't been done in decades. Thank you!

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

Oh wow! Many trailers receive the same treatment. Kinda crazy 😀

Great video. Best one I've watched, and I now feel comfortable doing this myself. FYI, I didn't have a socket that would fit the grease/dust cap, so I used a piece of PVC pipe that fit great and worked perfectly.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped! Nice work. Yes!- Nearly anything that fits the seal and hub can work to install it. I have been known to use just a hammer with much success in a pinch. But, a proper spacer is always best and can be found using other materials like you did. Nice creativity 😃😃

That was a great, detailed, instructional video. I came specifically for the hub install section, no one else I've seen actually goes over bearing pre-load. Thanks sir.

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

Excellent! Glad to help 😃

Great demonstration ... especially the preloading discussion and demo. I may need a "skosch" more time when I do my repacking but I'm sure it will work out!!

@EasyFixShaun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! A lot of time went into this video to offer several ways to see and understand how these bearings work. They are super simple but need to be set up perfectly for best results, in my opinion. I am sure you can do it! 😃🔧

Phenominal detailed video. Did an axle today with the pops for the 1st time using this video. Absolutely perfect video. Thank you.

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

That sounds nice! I am glad you got your project sorted out 😃😃

I use the brass punches so it don’t nick up my hub or race. Good video.

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

great tip! 😃😃

I just started my wheel bearings on my 5th wheel last night. I used a flat pry bar and I clamped a little clamp toward the top and hammered up like the seal extractor. It's good in a pinch.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Excellent idea. Sometimes you got to make the tools you have work. Or even make a tool from scratch 😀🔧

Excellent detailed video! Thanks for all your time and effort producing this! I especially liked how you gave tool options, different approaches and even knocked down the audio volume when you were hammering. One of THE best videos on this topic on YT. I've done a few trailers many years ago, but now have both a boat and RV trailer to maintain and will feel confident doing my own work. Thanks again!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure thank you so much for your comment 😃😃

Very detailed explanation and demonstration! Probably the best I have eve seen! Thanks for your time and efforts!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I am so glad you liked it. A lot of effort was spent 😀🔧

@thebeardedstork432

11 ай бұрын

@@EasyFixShaun I just watched it again! You are so thorough! Amazing!

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

@@thebeardedstork432 Thank you again!! I put lots of easter eggs of info in the video 😃

This is the next best thing to watching a buddy who knows tons about bearings and is an excellent video to watch in preparation of doing this maintenance. Thanks. A couple thoughts: 1) once you get to the point of reassembling we want to be careful about keeping contaminants out of the bearing stack up. At 49:00 all the banging and wood work knocks all sorts of goobers into the grease which can eventually end up in the bearing. I think at least cover the seal with a lint free towel when banging the seal back in to prevent that. I also like to use paper towel when cleaning out the grease and then switch to lint free (blue papers) when I reassemble so as to not contaminate the grease with lint. 2) When using the zerk fitting you should continually spin the hub while pumping grease. The spinning helps the grease flow thru the return path back to the front. If you don't spin the hub there is a chance you can build up pressure at the inside bearing and blow past your grease seal into the hub area.

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

Good tips thank you 😃

@mackellyman5642

19 күн бұрын

This is why I read all the comments...

Very well done sir. Going to try this for the first time this weekend. I feel much more confident after watching this. Thank you!

@EasyFixShaun

11 ай бұрын

Excellent! No problem, glad to help. Good luck on your project this weekend 😀😀

This is the best trailer bearing video on KZread. They should put this on boost so you can retire. Thank you!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott! Really appreciate that 😀😀

Talk about the best trailer brake video on the internet, thank you

@EasyFixShaun

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! No problem glad to help 😃😃

Just one thing i do a little different, Dexter recommends that you spin the wheel/hub while pumping the grease in through the hole in axle so you don't blow out the rear seal.

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Not a bad Idea at all! Great tip! Thank you for mentioning it for sure. This was just personal preference. I have found that pressure overcomes space and the spaces are filled by grease with or with out spinning. I haven't yet blown out a seal from greasing. I do spin sometimes also during greasing. I just have never seen any difference, the grease seems to fill the void either way 😃

I thought this video was going to having multi millions of views when's I checked. Thanks for making video great job!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I am glad you liked it 😃🔧✅

Thank you so much for this excellent instructional video!!! (I greatly appreciate your calm demeanor with no profanity.) May God Bless you and your family< John 3:16

@EasyFixShaun

3 ай бұрын

You are most welcome. Thank you! I am glad you liked it 😃😃

Dude, you’ll never get views without some corny rave music or stupid jokes! Lol. All jokes aside, there are a lot of people that could learn a lot from you. This has been the most helpful video and I haven’t even started my project yet. Even though I’ll be doing this on a camper, you have been extremely helpful. Well done!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you. I hope your project goes well 😀🔧

This was so informative. I did however notice a wood chip fall into the grease starting at 49:46. I think as the grease heats up any chip could flow into the bearings and probably cause damage. Keep up the great vids !

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Great point and good eye! I think I picked that chunk of wood out of the grease right after it happened. Sorry I didn't show that. I am glad you liked it! I am working on some new ones now 😃😃

I think that was the best video on bearings I have seen.. GREAT JOB!

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that 😃😃🍻

This was a hard watch, most people will assume that this was a good guide but most people don't do 4-10 hubs a day like I do. The install of the seal and cap was subpar at best and will likely end up in a shop like mine after they push themselves out in a couple miles. Do not ever walk in seals and caps, they're meant to be hammered in perfectly straight, you didn't even clean the grease out properly and there's gonna be grease between the outer surface of the seal/cap and the surface of the hub.

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Is this an ad? 😂. Just kidding... you have some great tips 😀

Great video, Thanks. I was taught to use a brass drift to take out bearing races if they were to be re-used, to avoid chipping the brittle, hardened steel they are made from and also, to avoid scoring the bearing mounting surfaces within a cast steel drum. Brass drift again to install new races, if any press gear is not available.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Great tips. The old school methods for trailer bearings are still perfect and best practice to make sure bearings are not chipped or damaged 😀😀

My car trailer I’ve not serviced Ed in like 10years! Hahaha Rolls like a champ! But I’m going to do it as soon as we get a warm spell… By bearings are probably marbles in there! Haha

@EasyFixShaun

5 ай бұрын

Very nice! She's probably due for some grease at the least. Maybe even an adjustment. Bearings in trailers last a long time with normal use. One of the things that makes trailers such a valuable tool 😃

You still ended with a little bit of preload on the bearing. That is perfectly fine. I am a aircraft mechanic for 35 years now and they use the same setup for the Landing Gear wheels, just much bigger tapered roller bearings. We torque them up to a certain amount to seat them and then back them off loose and torque the nut to much lower amount and the nut will always be more then hand tight…so some preload on the bearings in the end. The locking method for the nut is more then a cotter pin on airplanes! Good video with lots of good information for the average person with a trailer. I see plenty of trailers on the side of the road with the bearings blown out…especially BOAT trailers. I just towed my boat 1000 KM no problem because I serviced the bearings before I left…do it once a year.

@EasyFixShaun

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! i appreciate that. I would love to see an aircraft wheel bearing video. Very cool 😃

Great video! Exactly what I needed as it looks like I have the same Four Winns trailer, but with a disk brake. Thanks!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! No problem glad to help 😃😃

Very nice video. I cool outer races in the freezer before tapping them in.

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

That's a great tip. I never do it, but I should try it 😀

Interesting I didn't even know they made a tool to push in the races, I've always used an appropriate sized socket. Good video!

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Thank you. Great tip! A scrap piece of wood could be used. The spacers are the best to make sure seals are perfect. But, not needed. Grease seals just need to be even all the way around and there are several ways to do it 😃

An even easier way to pop that bearing and seal out it to put the drum back on the spindle, thread the nut on, and pull. The nut will pop the seal and bearing out. Great video.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Great trick. Super fast 😃🔧

Thanks for the detailed video. Just what I needed to see.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

No problem glad to hear it! 😃🔧

Thank you!!! This was incredibly helpful, and I especially appreciated the measurements info 🙏

@EasyFixShaun

4 ай бұрын

Holy Toledo! Thank you 😊😊

Very good video! This can lead most anyone to a victory when replacing trailer bearings. 👍

@EasyFixShaun

9 ай бұрын

Wow thank you! Really appreciate 😃😃

when putting the outer cups in you can grind the outside face of the old cups so that they slid in and out then sit them on top of the new ones and hammer them in, this will prevent any damage to the new outer bearing cups, very good vid

@EasyFixShaun

11 ай бұрын

Great tip! 😃😃

Great instruction video. No BS, no wasted time and I like it. Thank you

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Thank you! 😃

This was absolutely amazing.....thank you so much for sharing !!!.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Im so glad you liked it 😀😀😀

Never seen anyone do that patty cake thing you do to pack the bearings. But okay whatever works 😊 "Or you can use the hammer" proceeds to use the side cutter hammer. 😂

@EasyFixShaun

8 күн бұрын

😂 Patty cakes is the original method of packing bearings

@railroaded1991

8 күн бұрын

​@@EasyFixShaun I was taught 65 years ago so not really sure how long ago you're referring to. Check of numerous others, no one else does it that way nor is it the recommended process. However as I stated, it seems to work so okay.

Very nice information. Most people will not be able to work on their trailer without the boat on it like you did here. Unless they live lakeside or something.

@EasyFixShaun

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! That is so true. Most times it is the same for me except in this case. I recommend using proper jacks and stands and proper methods in any case for safety 😃😃

FYI, I just watched a Timken video, 'Timken tricks of the trade'. They say 1/6 to 1/4 turn loose for ,001 to ,005 " of end play. They should know.

@EasyFixShaun

6 ай бұрын

Yes they should. There is a small window to target with a dial caliper. Most people don't use a dial caliper and do it by hand, so I tried to offer several ideas of how it is accomplished. The main thing is to make sure and get it in that zone. Not too tight and not too loose. 😃

@Oldtech51

4 ай бұрын

Great, another how not to service your wheel bearings. Good chance you blew your new wheel seals because of improper use of the Lazy Lube system.

@EasyFixShaun

4 ай бұрын

"The 1/4-1/6Turn Method" is an actual method that i showed in the video. I have used greased wheel bearings like this forever. Seals blow out all the time, it's not from filling the hubs. It is possible though yes! If you have bearing buddies, you have fully greased hubs also. Bearing Buddies fill the voids even further and actually pressurize the hubs with 1-3psi of grease. That is what the spring inside them is for. This helps prolong bearing life. It also helps keep water out because the hub is slightly pressurized.

the grease is to facilitate inevitable micro amounts of roller slip, its not necessary for carrying the load.

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Good tip 😃

Thanks for your video. Very informative, no nonsense.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

No problem! I am glad you liked it. I tried to include everything 😀🔧

Awesome video, you explained everything to perfection, Thanks for posting!

@EasyFixShaun

9 ай бұрын

I really appreciate your kind words! Glad to help out 😃😃

Great video man. I am in the process of messing with Dexter "Vault" hub oil seal...they use odd, expensive grease. Correction, used to use odd expensive grease. Going back with normal grease.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Great tip. NLG1 or NLG2 is pretty standard for most trailer axles now.

This has been fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I am so glad you liked it! I didn't mean to make it so long. It is just how it came out and I went with it 😃🔧

Great video. Thanks for the detail.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting! Thank you. Really appreciate that 😀🔧

Thanks you showed me exactly everything I was looking for.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome! Glad I could help 😃🔧

Going to be doing this on my rv tomorrow thanks for the help 🤠

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

No problem 😃😃

Outstanding info, detail and notes.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Did you get your trailer fixed up?

Excellent job .. i would let you work on my boat trailer any time

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🍻🥂

This video was awesome, thank you for sharing !!!.

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad to help 😃😃

very helpful, thanks

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Glad to help 😀😀

Thanks so much for the extremely thorough video.

@EasyFixShaun

9 ай бұрын

No problem! Glad it was helpful! 😃😃

Very comprehensive! Thank you.

@EasyFixShaun

10 ай бұрын

Excellent! You are welcome 😀😀

Great video, Mister! It was very professionally done and full of important information. Thanks!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Thank you! 😃🔧

Best bering greasing video out there!!! Thanks

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! Glad to help 😃😃🔧

By far the best video out there for this job!!!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Made my day 😃

Excellent detailedexplanation.

@EasyFixShaun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's long but I wanted to include everything for you! I am so glad it was helpful 😃🔧

By far, the best trailer wheel bearing breakdown video. Incredible work!

@EasyFixShaun

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! Appreciate you too! 😃

Great job - easy to follow, good tips, glad you cover tools to use

@EasyFixShaun

5 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

Wow. Great video. Links to parts and all. 10/10 thanks!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped! No problem. Glad to help out and pass along some information 😃🔧

wonderfully done thank you!!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Happy to be of service 😃😃

one of the best vids i have seen on this ,great job!

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

😃😃😃

Excellent video !

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thank you 😀😀

Yall are the best ! thanks !

@EasyFixShaun

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! 😃😃

Great video, I'm no expert, but I do want to say The outer races can have different sizes but use the same bearing/cage portion. I did not know that but found the outer race and bearing/inner race assembly had different part numbers on my inner bearings. I did not know why the bearing kits listed 2 part numbers for each bearing (4 total, 2 inner and 2 outer) I assumed there was a cross over and meant 2 bearings would work, in either or situation. I realized the second part number wasn't always the same so I removed my outer race from the hub and found another part number on it. The bearing/inner race assembly I believe is L68149 and my outer race is L68110 but some kits listed L68111. After some digging around I found the 111 fit a slightly larger hub. Makes sense. If the outer race is thicker the same bearing can be used and still fit a larger hub. So just double check!!!

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the great tip! Many bearings are universal when it comes to trailers 🍻😃

Great info. I hear many aspects of packing wheel bearings on trailers. Especially boat trailers. Mainly fill the hubs or don't fill the hubs. I believe its mainly to keep water and debris out. The only thing I would do is not use wood to hit on. If you look back you will notice a piece of wood fell off and went into the rear bearing area. Thx for the info.

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

Very true! Thank you! 😀😀

Awesome video! Thanks for taking your time to film this. Super helpful!

@EasyFixShaun

3 ай бұрын

Yes! Thanks for commenting. It was a fun one to make 😃

Great video, thanks. Just subscribed. I appreciate how you described the different size of bearings👍🇺🇲

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub! I'm really glad you like that part. One of my favorites too 😀😀

Nice work. Easy to follow. No excess. A+

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! So glad to help 😃

Top notch video! Similar content providers take note, this is how its done. L&S

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate that you liked it 😀😀😀

Very good, Gave you a thumbs up! One important comment. You used the bearing and bushing driver kit to put the races back into place but you used a punch to get them out first, when the same bearing and bushing driver kit could have been used to get them out instead. Also that looks like the driver disk would work better upside down with the driver disk fitting down into the race with its lipped edge up over the race, thus keeping it basically centered without sliding off.

@EasyFixShaun

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! Great tips also thank you! Old habits die hard. I should have used the spacer driver kit instead of a punch. Punch is more faster and familiar to me. Sorry about that! 😀😀

@whatthe2458

Ай бұрын

How would he have gotten races out with the kit?

@EasyFixShaun

Ай бұрын

Wouldn't happen unless the races were sticking out far enough and the tool spacer was exactly the right size to "grab" it. There are some applications out there it could work on. But not this one. The race was tough to get at. But of course i didn't try it. I will try in the future though on another example 😀

I don't wanna be the bad news bear but the tool that you were using for the race bearings you were using it upside down that tool is also meant for rear seals as insulation but actually you did some excellent work that was the only part I still give you a 10 thanks for sharing this video

@EasyFixShaun

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate the tip! Those races drivers sometimes rock back and forth in the bearings on the side that should face them, so I usually end up flipping them over to use the flat side. I should mentioned why I do it like that 😃🔧

The absolute BEST tutorial I’ve seen on hub/bearing maintenance and replacement. Outstanding detail and explanations. Thanks!

@EasyFixShaun

9 ай бұрын

Wow! Made my day, thank you 😃😃

Yep! Great detail. This helped me remove and install the races. End play check with tightening castle nut and back-off then hand tighten. Embarrassed to say but didn't know this. Not sure what procedure I followed in the past. Question about the brake self-adjusters. do you back these off? When tightening castle nut to remove end play and turning the drum I wouldn't think you would want the drum dragging on brake pads. Your thoughts on this?

@EasyFixShaun

11 ай бұрын

Yes. You adjust like any normal drum brake. As long as the self adjusters are working it should take care of the adjustments after that 😀

Great video and now that I know how, I need to get it done for my husband....😂 or not. I will supervised.

@EasyFixShaun

7 ай бұрын

😂 Good luck with your project 😀😀