I have a Highlander light weight trailer for my 16' Hobie Cat that needs it's bearings replaced. The wheels are non-brake straight forward type.
I removed the spindle nuts and tugged at the wheels... but the bearings didn't work loose on either side.
The trailer have been sitting unused by a friend and there is some rust in and around bearings. However the bearings themselves do move...(not well on one side of the trailer)...but they do move.
Am I missing something else that is holding the bearing chase in place?
Or is it just the rust and I need to take some other action to free the bearings?
I didn't want start in with a hammer before I heard from some other experiences.
Thanks
I removed the spindle nuts and tugged at the wheels... but the bearings didn't work loose on either side.
The trailer have been sitting unused by a friend and there is some rust in and around bearings. However the bearings themselves do move...(not well on one side of the trailer)...but they do move.
Am I missing something else that is holding the bearing chase in place?
Or is it just the rust and I need to take some other action to free the bearings?
I didn't want start in with a hammer before I heard from some other experiences.
Thanks