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Posts: 1936
Location: Eau Claire, WI | Anyone ever upgraded their trailer with these?
I have an enclosed trailer that I use to pull the gear around for the band I play with. Trailer is only two years old but I am considering upgrading the hubs to the liqua-lube system as the trailer gets loaded heavy and I am using it regularly. I had this type of system on my previous boat trailers and loved it...
Wondering your experiences with the upgrade / aftermarket product?
Thanks,
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Posts: 32885
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Used to work with that company. It's a very good product, and on a road trailer, will basically make the bearings nearly bullet proof. I still have some Liqua-Lube lubricant, liquid and gel, use it for black powder barrel and bullet lube. |
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Posts: 1936
Location: Eau Claire, WI | Cool...
Thanks Steve I appreciate it. I will check into it. Single axle trailer with $35k in band gear going down the road.... The other 4 in the band would not be please if my trailer had an issue and we had equipment laying in ditch. |
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Posts: 2091
Location: Stevens Point, WI | I used them on my previous boat and trailer for several years and really liked them. Never had any issue's with them. |
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Posts: 412
Location: Waukesha, WI | I changed my Shorelander over to these. They worked fine in the year and a half I used them. That boat/trailer isn't mine any longer. I would swear I got another mile per gallon better over grease while towing.
Edited by ESfishOX 3/14/2009 8:42 PM
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Posts: 32885
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Oil bath lube systems do allow for less friction in the bearing sets, which could help mileage a bit. If the trailer companies out there had used a standard spindle and bearing set, I believe Liqua Lube would be on most of the trailers out there. |
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Posts: 3480
Location: Elk River, Minnesota | anyone know who the dealers in MN are?
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Posts: 32885
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | http://www.liqualube.com/liqualube%20website/contactus.htm |
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Posts: 3480
Location: Elk River, Minnesota | Was hoping to skip that step and go directly to the dealers... Oh well...
Steve |
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Location: Fairfield, IA | Any idea on what a standard single axle trailer would cost to have make this conversion? |
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Posts: 1516
| I checked and the parts are $99.95 per axle. If you a handy guy you could do the install yourself. |
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Posts: 1516
| Has anyone put these on a Eagle trailer? My boat dealers says they won't fit a Eagle. But I don't think he sells them eaithr. |
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Posts: 32885
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Get the spindle size and call Liqua Lube, the should be able to fit about any axle. |
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