Bearings Needed! L44643?

[Chrisravosa36]

Hello, Im am looking to get some new bearings for my old tee need trailer, the old ones are garbage. I cant seem to find the diameter of these bearings. I dont have a micrometer. When I look them up , I found on eon amazon, but it was a single bearing. The inner bearing is L44643 and the outer is L44643LR (LR?) I would like to buy a kit, but if not available id buy them seperate.

 

[GA_Boater]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bearing+L44643+kit

 

[Chrisravosa36]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bearing+L44643+kit

HAHAHHAHA! That too funny! Thanks for your help. I was just looking on ebay.

 

[Chrisravosa36]

Also Im looking for the Bearing Buddies for this too? If the bearing kit is a 1 inch spindle, would I need 1 inch buddies?

 

[GA_Boater]

Pop the dust cap and measure the diameter. That's the size you need. There is no 1" BB. It's 1 1/2 or 1 5/8 - Something like that.

 

[Chrisravosa36]

Alrightly! Thank you SO much! Your link was very helpful and funny!

 

[Scott Danforth]

you have the bearing numbers, any bearing house can get you bearings. or you can look up the specs for the bearings you have at timken.com

 

[joetheis]

I agree!
if you got the bearing #, you're on your way!
Many places can get you THAT bearing and race.
Don't forget the grease seal too!
And if your smart, you write those # down for a future date!
Being anal, I have a spare set all greased up I throw in the truck when I hit the road, just in case..........
Joe
Remember.
Any advice I give should be taken with a can of beer or 2!

 

[gm280]

If you were to take either the bearing numbers, or the bearings themselves to most any auto parts store in your area, you will find them available. And make sure you get the rear grease seal as well. Easy Peasy project. JMHO!

 

[Chrisravosa36]

Thanks Guys, I found a kit with the seals, new axel nut (castle nut?), bearings, covers and the new races for only 25$!

 

[keith2k455]

Don't forget the cotter pin. A kit should have a new one, but if not replace that too or at least keep a spare on hand and make sure you use one.