Saturday, October 10th, 2009
oat trailer wheel bearings have tough lives. They heat up when you’re towing the boat, then cool suddenly with a dunk in the water when you unload it. Over time, this can introduce water in the hub. This water can rust and erode the bearing surfaces and necessitate bearing replacement.
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Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Oil Bath Bearings is an innovative oiling system for boat trailer bearings. The one problem that is common with this system is water leaking into the hub and causing the oil to turn a milky color in the sight glass – indicating the oil needs to be changed.
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Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Nothing is more heart-breaking than having trouble with your boat trailer while on the way to that big fishing trip. You can prevent trouble by replacing the boat trailer wheel bearings before they go bad.
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Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Time, constant water saturation, freezing and thawing eventually wears out the carpeting on boat trailer bunks. Worn out carpet on boat trailer bunks can cause damage to the finish of the bottom of the boat, leading to costly repairs
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Saturday, October 10th, 2009
When spring weather arrives, many boat owners can’t wait to get their boats in the water. Before rushing to the marina, however, it’s wise to get the boat trailer out of storage and properly inspect the equipment before expecting it to haul cargo. An accident caused by a flat tire or loose hitch is no way to begin a trip.
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Saturday, October 10th, 2009
A boat trailer is one of those things the avid boat owner cannot be without. It facilitates launching the boat and removing it from the water at the end of the season. Maintaining a boat trailer is vital. One part of the trailer that demands special attention is the leaf springs.
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