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Old 11-05-2018, 02:09 PM
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Default Trailer repair

Fixing up a little 2 axle trailer, it's about 5'x7', and it has 4 completely flat tires, the sides are completely destroyed, and the wire floor is about falling about. Planning on painting it yellow, putting a wood floor on it, and making it a little bale trailer.

It need wheel bearings and tire tubes. The 16x6.50-8 rear tires are completely flat and the front 4.80x4-8 tires have no wheel bearings. Anyone know where to get a cheap set of bearings? They're 3/4" spindles, same as a cub.
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Old 11-05-2018, 02:31 PM
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Try Napa! should be a number right on the bearing
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Old 11-05-2018, 02:41 PM
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Any Bearing Supply House will have those bearings also.
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You could probably buy the whole wheel with tires and bearings from your local big box stores like TSC.
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Sounds more like a wagon, than a trailer. WHY would there be two different size wheels and tires?
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Sounds more like a wagon, than a trailer. WHY would there be two different size wheels and tires?
The the tires on the front are a weird size, you can't find them anywhere, and they are rotted out. The bearings are just regular 3/4"-1 3/8" bearings. The originals are press fit, and rusted all to hell.

Also they're only 2 ply and rated for 100 pounds combined.

And about the part number: There is none.
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Thought you were working on a 1250??!!
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Thought you were working on a 1250??!!
1250 and a trailer tire change. A tire change doesn't really take up that much time or mental capacity.
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One glaring fact of life is that some have more mental capacity than others.

It is nice to concentrate on one project at a time, but really if all you are concentrating on is one cub project it means you are letting more important work slide.
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