I have an Eagle tandem trailer and the hubs have a clear window so you can see the oil level. Oil, because it is watery, like motoroil, not thick grease like on my former boat's trailer. My question is what is the point of this and more specifically, how do you access the hubs/bearings to add grease, and third (sorry), do I add regular hub grease, or is there some other other product. I am embarrassed to ask you guys because when I asked my dealer, they didnt really seem to know. Desperate for answers, anyone with one of these trailers or knows what the deal is, your help would be appreciated.
We went to the flats too. I dipped a tire on the rental car onto it just to say I’ve been there,but it was still pretty soft from winter melt. After seeing some moron in a BMW suv get dragged out of the muck I had no intention of repeating his stupidity.
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I have an Eagle tandem trailer and the hubs have a clear window so you can see the oil level. Oil, because it is watery, like motoroil, not thick grease like on my former boat's trailer. My question is what is the point of this and more specifically, how do you access the hubs/bearings to add grease, and third (sorry), do I add regular hub grease, or is there some other other product. I am embarrassed to ask you guys because when I asked my dealer, they didnt really seem to know. Desperate for answers, anyone with one of these trailers or knows what the deal is, your help would be appreciated.
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