Trailer Bearing Dust Grease Cover - 50.5mm

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The AB Tools 50.5mm Trailer Bearing Dust Grease Cover is an essential component for trailer owners looking to protect their wheel bearings from debris, water, and contaminants. Designed for heavy-duty use, this zinc-plated steel cap is ideal for those who maintain their own trailers and require a reliable, durable seal to extend the lifespan of their bearing assemblies; however, users must precisely measure their hub bore to ensure compatibility, as a 50.5mm fit is specific and non-adjustable.
| Model Part Number | TR244 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
Measure the internal diameter of your trailer hub using a caliper. It must be exactly 50.5mm.
No, this listing is for one individual hub cap.
No, it is a dry metal cap. You should apply your own high-temperature wheel bearing grease during installation.
Yes, the zinc-plated finish is designed for durability, but ensure it is seated firmly to prevent water ingress.
Usually a rubber or soft-faced mallet is sufficient to tap the cap into place.
Ensure the hub bore is clean. If the cap is loose, check that you have the correct 50.5mm diameter, as a loose fit indicates a mismatch or worn hub.
Check for debris inside the hub lip. Use a rubber mallet to apply even pressure around the edges rather than striking the center.
Clean the surface thoroughly and apply a thin layer of high-quality chassis grease or a corrosion-inhibiting spray.
Before installation, ensure the hub bore is completely clean and free of old grease or metal burrs. Use a soft-faced mallet to gently tap the cap into the hub until it sits flush.