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A side by side comparison of maintenance on an oil bath hub and a grease hub. The oil bath is on a Dexter 10K axle and the grease hub is on a 7K Lippert axle...
19 maj 2014 · Dexter 10k & 12k oil bath axle maintenance. This is my first trailer with oil bath axles and have maintenance questions as it looks like one hub is leaking and was warmer than other axles at rest stop. They are 10k & 12k tandem duals with drum brakes.
27 lis 2014 · Video of how to replace and fill an oil bath hub on a boat trailer. This is an easy process and can save you hundreds of dollars by doing it your self. Plus, if you ever need to change a...
How to easily change oil in a Reliable oil bath hub on an EZ Loader boat trailer.
31 mar 2013 · 1. Jack up the tire and position the plug on the hub on top. Note where the oil level is, usually about 1/2 to 3/4 full. 2. Remove the plug. 3. Rotate the tire so that the plug is on the bottom and drain the oil in a bucket. 4. Rotate the plug back on top and put new oil in with a turkey baster.
The common recommendation with oil bath hubs is to not mess with them at all as long as they aren't leaking or the oil isn't milky looking. Some say to change every two years but most will say that as long as everything looks good just leave it be.
15 lip 2012 · It is recommended that you change the oil in the GOLD system after 20,000 miles or every 2 years unless oil becomes a milky color. If no leak is observed, then replace oil in system. Check the oil level in the hub through the inspection window in the front of the protector.
