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Hi Guys
Wondering if some one could help me out on how much play I need to have on my trailer bearings, I seem to have none but when I back it off a notch to line up the split pin I get 3 or 4 mm play is this alright or should I go for none Cheers
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I would say none, but the wheel should spin freely and under no tension. Maybe take it for a quick tow to see if the bearings get hot and if so back it off.
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Ta Brad
I'll give that a try and see how it goes.
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no play at all but must be able to spin free if theres a bit of play kiss your bearings good bye
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i have found the best thing to do is over tighten them spinn the wheel a few times then back them off this will reseat them properly
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BIG PETE My wife said she would leave me if I spent any more money on my Landcruiser "Im going to miss her" GETTIN READY TO BRING THE RAIN |
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the best as i know
get a ring spanner or socket tight the nut untill its just tight, then loosen it a quarter turn, you should have no play ,wobble but your wheels should freely turn, thats what most of us mechanics do at workshop for cars, no wonder why car berrings last long, you should get good life with the trailer berrings too if they are well greased cheers ben |
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