seals and bearings

[Ford truck guy]

With the factory stock 7K axles , does anyone know the size of the seals ?/ and what about the bearings..?? I would like to get an extra set to travel with before leaving this weekend and cannot find ANYTHING in writing.. Or even replacement part numbers ??
On edit... I have the stock 2X12 electric drum brakes.. no Disc upgrade.. YET !

[Titan Guy]

Outer Bearing 14125A
Inner Bearing 25580
Seal fits 2.25" spindle diameter
Chicago Rawhide CR22558

[NW Snowbirds]

Dexter 01003600 Grease Seal

[Ford truck guy]

Originally Posted by Titan Guy

Outer Bearing 14125A
Inner Bearing 25580
Seal fits 2.25" spindle diameter
Chicago Rawhide CR22558

Thanks Ron,,, I was assuming they were the numbers , just was hit 100% sure..

[Ford truck guy]

Originally Posted by NW Snowbirds

Dexter 01003600 Grease Seal

Thank you NW Snowbird!

[Beechguyjim]

Just do like I did at 6000 miles throw the chain junk out and buy Timkin USA bearings it cost a little over $400 bucks but the steel the USA makes is a lot harder and better only proof is have you ever hard a wheel bearing failure on a truck make here and if it's not the bearings but bearing size then maybe someone in the food chain needs to be hit with a class action suit your suppose to design to a larger than normal failure limit but it always seems they only want to put lipstick on a pig��

[piper guy]

Same here. When we did the IS and Kodiak discs a change to Timkens was also done.
Think it added $60/wheel if I remember.

[Char & Steve]

Ron,
I see you are offering more and more kits for our RV's.... do you offer a complete Timken bearing,race and seal kit for our 7000lb. axles?
If not of course I could go down to the parts store after I check my #'s but is there a easy site to purchase online?
Are those the Timken #'s you listed?

Steve

Originally Posted by Titan Guy

Outer Bearing 14125A
Inner Bearing 25580
Seal fits 2.25" spindle diameter
Chicago Rawhide CR22558

[r time soon]

Steve, Look here for the 7,000 lb lippert axle parts, : http://www.carry-ontrailer.com/wp-co...xle-Manual.pdf

Looks like page 37 is the diagram and chart showing same part numbers. So I am not sure if those are Timken numbers or not.

Chris

[Titan Guy]

Those are universal part#'s. Remember, these part#'s are for electric brakes only.
If you have Kodiak or Titan Disc's the outside bearing is different.

I do not have Timken bearings available.

[Char & Steve]

Thanks for the info!

[hoosierguy]

Originally Posted by Char & Steve

Thanks for the info!

Steve,

You can buy Timken bearings/races and seals at:
Amazon.com, and
Stockwiseauto.com

Relative to part numbers, you will have to check the axle rating and disk brake rating. My coach had 7K axles and 8k Kodiak Disk Brake wheel hubs. I did not realize that at first and had to return and re-order the outer bearings/races.

[Ford truck guy]

I purchased my Timkens from our local bearing shop in town that I use for all our parts on the equipment in the shop.
They are sitting in a box waiting for spring! I should have replaced them while doing the suspension upgrades , but I did not think about it at the time...

[hoosierguy]

I tried purchasing the Timken parts at my local NAPA store, but, they said they no longer handle them because no one wants to pay the extra cost for the Timken product......they would not even special order them for me.

It cost me about $57. per wheel for Timken bearings/races and seals.

[Char & Steve]

I'll have to see if my parts store can cross reference the LCI # to Timken unless someone has those #'s handy. Looked online and a bit confusing and a few to many #'s for me to feel confident I referenced the correct one. I've got the 7000lb. axles and electric brakes.
Trying to get all my parts in the winter and go at it when the weather brakes.

Steve

[Ford truck guy]

Originally Posted by Char & Steve

I'll have to see if my parts store can cross reference the LCI # to Timken unless someone has those #'s handy. Looked online and a bit confusing and a few to many #'s for me to feel confident I referenced the correct one. I've got the 7000lb. axles and electric brakes.
Trying to get all my parts in the winter and go at it when the weather brakes.

Steve

Steve , when I get back to my Redwood tomorrow I will look at my box and see the numbers... They will be for 7K axles with the Titan disc brakes..I toured your neck of the woods -CT all day , and now I'm sitting on Long Island NY till tomorrow...

[Ford truck guy]

Here are the part numbers I purchased for my set up--