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In today's video we will be replacing the bearings, races and seals on a boat trailer. We will show step by step how to remove the hub, how to pack the new bearings, how to remove and install the new races and seal and reassemble the hub back on to the spindle. This process will work for boat trailers, utility trailers and travel trailers. We also will be showing how to check and fill the trailer buddy bearing saver system. Trailer Buddy is basically the same thing as the Bearing Buddy.


How To Pack Boat Trailer Bearings | Trailer Bearing Installation | Trailer Buddy | Bearing Buddy RV

Trailer Bearings | Boat Trailer Bearing Installation | How to pack Trailer Bearings | Utility Marine

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