-
This site contains eBay affiliate links for which Sea-Doo Forum may be compensated.
I need seadoo trailer spare parts??
- Thread starter قطري424
- Start date
- Status
Just go to any Auto Zone parts store...they stock these parts.
Karl
Karl
sporsterjoel
New Member
go to a trailer center, you should be able to find what you need.
sporsterjoel
New Member
You can order online at autozone http://www.autozone.com/home.htm
The trailer is most likely NOT manufactured by Seadoo. However, the bearings are standard sizes across many different trailer manufacturers.
The best possible solution is to have the bearings removed from the trailer and measured. Then you can specify the exact size you need. The good news is that the bearings usually come in kits with seals and most everything needed per wheel.
Another way to do this is to check for a label or plate on the trailer. If you can identify the manufacturer and trailer model#, then we can compare the specs against the manufacturer's website. This label usually has the serial number of the trailer along with weight and load ratings.
One possible headache is if the trailer is not manufactured by a US maker. This would mean that the standard bearing size thing is still true - but for the local regional manufacturer (European perhaps?).
The best possible solution is to have the bearings removed from the trailer and measured. Then you can specify the exact size you need. The good news is that the bearings usually come in kits with seals and most everything needed per wheel.
Another way to do this is to check for a label or plate on the trailer. If you can identify the manufacturer and trailer model#, then we can compare the specs against the manufacturer's website. This label usually has the serial number of the trailer along with weight and load ratings.
One possible headache is if the trailer is not manufactured by a US maker. This would mean that the standard bearing size thing is still true - but for the local regional manufacturer (European perhaps?).
sporsterjoel
New Member
Can you find out who made your trailer? should be a sticker near the front... seadoo doesnt make trailers and they use diffrent makes of trailers, you could also try ebay....
timmyboy76
New Member
hey stud,..yah, measure the I.D of the bearing, or O.D of the spindle. Checked out ebay, they got kits, whether being 1in. I.D, or 1-1/4in I.D..etc..good luck..BTW...whats rong w/ what you've got..can always reback the bearings in there, soak in gas/simple green first...
I'm sorry, I didn't realize you weren't in the usa... My bad.
I know the trailer you have it is a "Caravan" trailer made in Canada. In the picture I can see the label on the inside of the v just before it goes to the winch... just opposite the "seadoo" sticker in the picture. That sticker will have all the information you need for the parts. You could even go direct to the manufacturer of the trailer, with the info on the sticker.
I hope this helps.
Karl
I know the trailer you have it is a "Caravan" trailer made in Canada. In the picture I can see the label on the inside of the v just before it goes to the winch... just opposite the "seadoo" sticker in the picture. That sticker will have all the information you need for the parts. You could even go direct to the manufacturer of the trailer, with the info on the sticker.
I hope this helps.
Karl
yeah i found the sticker
.. but how can i go to the manufacturer of the trailer.. ? i'am in the middle east.. have they any web site,, or should i change the axle with new different size hubs?today the other hup broke!! because it was eaten by rust, salt water and hot sun.. we have a very hot weather,, the max tempreture goes up to 50 C = 122 F :ack:
so i have to change 2 hubs now... what do you suggest .. new size axle with hubs? or original hubs? "but i dont know where to find them"
sporsterjoel
New Member
yeah i found the sticker
today the other hup broke!! because it was eaten by rust, salt water and hot sun.. we have a very hot weather,, the max tempreture goes up to 50 C = 122 F :ack:
so i have to change 2 hubs now... what do you suggest .. new size axle with hubs? or original hubs? "but i dont know where to find them"
TIP: grease your hubs on a regular basis if you put the trailer in the water alot or it was in for a long period of time... itll help to push any water out that got in there...
sporsterjoel
New Member
check out this place if they dont have what your looking for then your :ack: http://shop.easternmarine.com/
www.etrailer.com not sure if tey ship international tho. I just ordered bunch of led lights from them cause they have good price and ship within a day!
Here's the info you need...
Here is the web site for the manufacture.... www.Karavantrailers.com
The home address is here in the USA. Karavan Trailers, Inc. PO Box 27, Fox Lake WI 53933
In my manual Karavan claims they use are all the same size on ALL their Trailers. If you have a 10" OR 12" Brake hub they will be different. Let me know and I'll get that info for you too.
I have the information on the size and Manufacturers for the parts needed.
HUB SIZE BEARING, RACE & SEAL SIZE MANUFACTURER'S #
1-1/16" Inner & Outer Bearing 1-1/16" #L-44649
5-1/2" Flange Inner & Outer Race 1-1/16" #L-44610
Spring Loaded Dust Seal (1.250 I.D.-1.985 O.D.) # 12192 TB
I hope this information helps out.
Karl
Here is the web site for the manufacture.... www.Karavantrailers.com
The home address is here in the USA. Karavan Trailers, Inc. PO Box 27, Fox Lake WI 53933
In my manual Karavan claims they use are all the same size on ALL their Trailers. If you have a 10" OR 12" Brake hub they will be different. Let me know and I'll get that info for you too.
I have the information on the size and Manufacturers for the parts needed.
HUB SIZE BEARING, RACE & SEAL SIZE MANUFACTURER'S #
1-1/16" Inner & Outer Bearing 1-1/16" #L-44649
5-1/2" Flange Inner & Outer Race 1-1/16" #L-44610
Spring Loaded Dust Seal (1.250 I.D.-1.985 O.D.) # 12192 TB
I hope this information helps out.
Karl
timmyboy76
New Member
looks like you have either 12" or 13" wheels, see what the tire says..exp, s78-13...also, measure the 2 bolts on hub,diagonally, that will give bolt pattern...exp, 5 on 4.5(5x4.5),or 5 on 5(5x5)...hope helps...
Thank you Karl for these informations.. i saw the website but i didnt find the hubs..
BTW how can i know if the it's a 10" OR 12" hub? is there any no# on it? .. and it's "without Brake"
Thank you again for helping..
If it doesn't have brakes than the hubs are only 1 size. The exceptions are if it has brakes, so not to worry. With that size bearings and race size you should be able to get hubs locally I hope. Let me know how you make out or if you need more information.
Karl
Lee
New Member
Wow that salt water really does a number on steel
From looking at your pictures ,I would scrap the whole axle,and replace it.I would guess the spindle will be damaged IF and when you remove the spindle nut:ack:
In Canada a new 2000# axle on sale is only $110. Or if you have access to a welder you can replace the spindle assemblies for $40 ea.I would price it out both ways,and consider the extra labour to clean up and possibly repair the existing hubs. hth
From looking at your pictures ,I would scrap the whole axle,and replace it.I would guess the spindle will be damaged IF and when you remove the spindle nut:ack:
In Canada a new 2000# axle on sale is only $110. Or if you have access to a welder you can replace the spindle assemblies for $40 ea.I would price it out both ways,and consider the extra labour to clean up and possibly repair the existing hubs. hth
- Status
Similar threads
