I've got a '97 Shorelander for my 16' Alumacraft. I bought it used and the wheels have "Bearing-Buddy-like" bearings with a zert to replenish grease. The seals are getting bad, I can see some water presence through the clear plastic covers (rust!) and something needs to be done before this season.
I've been trying to do this on my own, chalk it up as a learning opportunity, but I can see my work schedule will not allow me to do this myself before mid-June. Does anyone have any ideas on where I could drop the rig off to have someone put in some new bearings for a reasonable price? And, does anyone know what a reasonable price might be?
I'm clueless on this one....need some good insight.
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I've got a '97 Shorelander for my 16' Alumacraft. I bought it used and the wheels have "Bearing-Buddy-like" bearings with a zert to replenish grease. The seals are getting bad, I can see some water presence through the clear plastic covers (rust!) and something needs to be done before this season.
I've been trying to do this on my own, chalk it up as a learning opportunity, but I can see my work schedule will not allow me to do this myself before mid-June. Does anyone have any ideas on where I could drop the rig off to have someone put in some new bearings for a reasonable price? And, does anyone know what a reasonable price might be?
I'm clueless on this one....need some good insight.
Thanks.
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