I know this is the wrong forum, but...

[Mumblerone]

Has anybody out there had any experience with Turbo Lube Hubs by Tie Down www.tiedown.com These are oil bath hubs, not the typical grease filled wheel hubs. These hubs have been used for years on large trucks (18 wheelers, etc.) now their available for your boat trailer. www.championtrailers.com sells them at a very reasonable price. It seems like the 'perfect' solution to trailer wheel bearing problems! What am I missing? Sorry for posting here Admin5 but a lot more traffic...

 

[Dhadley]

Re: I know this is the wrong forum, but...

I just wanted to say thanks for the info you posted on the OB forum. <br /><br />Now I'll go "read all abut it!"

 

[Mumblerone]

Re: I know this is the wrong forum, but...

Dhadley...why did they lock my question? Was it because I posted on the OB forum or lack of <br />title... Not a lot of people read Trailering if you know what I mean; and I thought the topic might have great interest.

 

[Dhadley]

Re: I know this is the wrong forum, but...

I have no idea. Posts about inboards and sterndrives are still there and open.<br /><br />I thought it was kinda odd to lock it too. Oh well!

 

[blifsey]

Re: I know this is the wrong forum, but...

I think you answered your own question concerning the lock. They have organized these board based on specific topics and posts should follow that organization. As to amount of traffic, this forum does indeed have a good amount of traffic and its usually all about trailer and trailering <br /><br />Not familiar with the hubs you mentioned but look forward to reading more about them.<br /><br />Just my 2 cents.<br /><br />BL...

 

[Mumblerone]

Re: I know this is the wrong forum, but...

Here's another mfg. from another site reply www.liqualube.com The guy that had these on his boat trailer said they were great and ran cool.