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  1. neilhendrix

    Trailer Hub Lube

    Marti Thanks. I probably should have left this post Off. Oh well The second fitting is spring loaded and will relieve excess pres. Hand/manual packing is always best for sure. I would not recomend this on a truck , That`s alot of grease I`ve seen alot of trailers sitting on the side of the road...
  2. neilhendrix

    Trailer Hub Lube

    This was only an idea. If you like it fine .. If not forget it . It works for me
  3. neilhendrix

    Trailer Hub Lube

    Mike Thanks . I first did this to a 416 I got 25 yrs ago and have done this ever sense. Same as a buddy bearing on a boat trailer ,Well almost. I thought about doing it to the deuce hubs too I don`t think it would hurt a thing. On the trailer you just need to be careful not to blow the seal out...
  4. neilhendrix

    Trailer Hub Lube

    Heres something I did to my trailers You might be interested in . I fear a breakdown on the Hi-Way because of a bearing failure. Pack by hand first as normal then A couple of pumps every now and then . Drill and tap 1/8 pipe you`re done Hope this is Helpful Neil
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