my god thanks for having these videos i know their was a sleeve to repair this but the was a million years ago that i did a repair but now i remember how to do it can not thank you enough . Dan

wow...i literally almost bough a new axle today because the bearing seals keep leaking....thank ypu for this

Wanted to commend you on an excellent video. Great job! Thanks.

Bought something similar at advanced auto parts today. Thanks for making this video!

Nice video. Thanks. FYI - I watched another video and a little bit of shellac sealant was wiped on the surface first to make sure no leaks. I thought that was a good idea especially for a surface that has worn or rusted areas that could leak under the sleeve.

Glad to see this video. Very helpful.. Just a heads up though to future viewers. These little sleeves are pricey.

Them New Balance have done serious work !!!!!

expert job! how did you learn this?

Great video. Cheers.

you are my savior thx my man!!!!!!!!

Very good video. Where did u get those sleeves. My boat trailer spindle where the seal would ride is 1/16 inch and I have checked a lot of places nobody seems to have them. Thank s

You should have also shown the grease seal fit over it

For the tool, I just went to the exhaust shop where I deliver parts and borrowed a scrap piece of pipe that fit the collar on the sleeve.

where did you buy these ? ..thnx

Do you have to remove that flange?

How did you get the right size ?

Spindles can get digs if you let rollers break up. Pulls products can rebuild low spots with a metal compound.

Where do you buy these are

How did you get the old wear sleeve off?

My axle looks like this and the simple is slightly bent upward. Is there a way I can straighten it and not buy a new axle or spindle ? I’m trying to avoid welding or replacing

Does that rear flange always have to be cut off? Is it made to break off or does it have to be folded back-and-forth until it breaks off in sections?

SKF's web site isn't exactly user friendly for the layperson. None of their products are identified as "trailer spindle repair sleeve". What was the part number of the sleeve you bought? If I can find that one, I should be able to find the rest of them as well. Thanks!

Why does the flange have to be cut off? The seal does not ride back against the axle.

Stainless steel is not harder that regular steel quite the opposite. Nice job. Thanks

grease it first to slide on easy

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