Trailer Trolley Wheel Hubs, Wheels & Stub Axles - 8" 4.00-8 500kg - 2 PACK

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This 2-pack of AB Tools trailer trolley wheel hubs, wheels, and stub axles is ideal for DIY off-road trailer, trolley, and material truck builds. It offers a robust 500kg max capacity per pair and includes taper roller bearings for smooth operation. A potential caveat is that on-road use requires fitting to a suitable suspension system.

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Model Part NumberTRSP09_34_PK003_2PK
BrandAB Tools

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FAQs

What is the maximum weight capacity for this 2-pack kit?

The maximum capacity for the pair (two hubs, two wheels, two axles) is 500kg.

Are these suitable for on-road trailers?

They can be used on road trailers, but only when fitted to a suitable suspension system to meet road safety regulations.

What size are the wheels and tyres?

The wheels and tyres are 8" in diameter, specifically sized as 4.00-8".

What type of bearings are included?

The kit includes taper roller bearings for both the inner and outer positions, featuring integral seals for the inner bearings.

What does 4" PCD mean?

PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. A 4" PCD means the distance diagonally across the center of the hub from one stud hole to the opposite one is 4 inches. This indicates the spacing of the wheel studs.

Do I need to buy anything else to install these?

The kit includes most necessary components like nuts, washers, and split pins. However, you will need appropriate welding equipment and consumables to attach the stub axles to your trailer frame.

How often should I grease the bearings?

It's recommended to check and replenish the grease periodically, especially after heavy use or submersion in water. A general guideline is to grease them at least annually or as part of regular trailer maintenance.

Troubleshooting

Wheel wobble or vibration

Check that the wheel nuts are securely tightened to the correct torque. Ensure the bearings are properly seated and lubricated. Verify the tyre is correctly mounted on the wheel and inflated to the recommended pressure.

Stub axle won't fit during welding

Ensure the intended mounting point on the trailer frame is clean, flat, and correctly prepared for welding. Minor adjustments may be needed to the frame or axle end for a precise fit.

Bearings feel rough or noisy

The bearings may require additional lubrication or may be damaged. Clean and repack the bearings with appropriate grease, or replace them if wear or damage is evident.

Hub cap does not fit securely

Ensure the hub cap is the correct type for the hub. Check for any deformation on the hub cap or the hub itself. Gentle tapping with a rubber mallet may help seat it properly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a complete kit for building or replacing trailer/trolley wheel assemblies.
  • High load capacity of 500kg per pair is suitable for substantial loads.
  • Includes quality taper roller bearings for longevity and smooth operation.
  • 8" high-speed tyres are rated for significant weight.
  • Weld-in stub axles offer a secure and robust mounting solution.

Cons

  • Requires welding for stub axle installation, necessitating specialized tools and skills.
  • On-road use is conditional on fitting a suitable suspension system, adding complexity for road-legal builds.
  • PCD is fixed at 4", which may not be compatible with all existing wheel setups.
  • Hubs are cast metal, which may be heavier than some alternative materials.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The primary installation step involves welding the provided stub axles into your trailer frame or chassis. Once the stub axles are securely in place, the hub assembly can be fitted. This includes installing the inner and outer taper roller bearings, followed by the wheel and tyre. Secure the wheel using the supplied wheel nuts. Ensure the castle nut and split pin are correctly installed to prevent the hub from detaching. Periodically check and replenish grease via the hub's grease nipple.

Compatibility: The hubs feature a 4-stud pattern with a 4" PCD. This is a common standard, but always verify compatibility with your specific trailer design or intended use. The tyres are 4.00-8" size.

Care: To maintain performance and longevity, regularly clean the hubs and wheels. Inspect bearings for wear or damage during maintenance. Ensure the grease nipple is clean and functional for easy lubrication. For prolonged storage, it is advisable to lift the trailer to take the weight off the wheels and tyres.

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