G, you know I was asking about bearing buddies the other

[maachuu]

day and you mentioned what your trailer had on it and Hugh said the trailer I have has the same thing as your trailer, well here is a picture of what I have. You mentioned to pump grease in until the old grease came out the front on the the cardboard folded in a V shape, I had a fella to tell me that I would blow out the seal on the thing that he has a trailer made by F&F and the it has a little ring in the hub that you see moving forward when you fill it with grease. I called myself looking and I dont see anything but an alemite and the axle nut when I pull the rubber cap off. Just dont wanna blow out the back seal

[satdoc1]

It is FULL!

[maachuu]

It is FULL!

Sat u done lost me

["G"]

Larry the little ring is on bearing buddies....you do not have them, your trailer is just like mine. You will not blow the seal. The way I told you to do it is the proper way...its designed to be done that way.

[Billbob]

nice rims wanta trade

[majflyboy]

Isn't that a brand new trailer? Shouldn't need any greese.

[Cray]

Larry my trailer has the same thing. Do it just like G says and you will be fine. Probly wouldnt hurt to jack up and rotate wheel while pumping grease.

[maachuu]

Isn't that a brand new trailer? Shouldn't need any greese.

it is suppose to be, but when I pull the caps off the grease is not all the way out to the alemite, I can see the lock nut behind the alemite

[maachuu]

Larry my trailer has the same thing. Do it just like G says and you will be fine. Probly wouldnt hurt to jack up and rotate wheel while pumping grease.

Thanks cray

[maachuu]

Larry the little ring is on bearing buddies....you do not have them, your trailer is just like mine. You will not blow the seal. The way I told you to do it is the proper way...its designed to be done that way.

Thanks G, just wanting to make sure, I had bearing buddies on my other boat trailer, hadnt saw this type of set up before, but hadnt been looking at boat trailers either