Trailer repairs
Submitted by dannyg on Mon, 2011-11-28 16:57
Hi Guys,
I have a trailer for my 12' dinghy and i forgot to pay the license, hence it is unregistered (more than 3 months). I am going to put new lights on (which I know how to do) and new tyres, but I dont know how to check the bearings, and pack them (or what ever else needs to be done there).
Is there anyone on the forum who knows how to do this and is interested in doing it for me. I am obviously happy to pay someone for their time, I called a couple of businesses that do this, and they were a complete rip off.
If you think you can help, please pm me.
the trailer is in floreat.
Thanks
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sea-kem
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Mate just google trailer
Mate just google trailer bearing replacement. There are heaps of youtube vids on the subject as well. Just find out what kind of hubs you have and go to bearing shop not Supa cheap they are shite. The bearing shop will give you the whole kit.
Love the West!
Travisd
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martins trailer parts
Go the you tube. Martins trailer parts has taken heaps of cash of me lately.
It's good to learn how to do this just in case you need to on the road sometime. They're good for advice too
I learnt the hard way... 150km north of gero one year on the way back from exy.
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davidbland50
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Which way?
Are you north or south of the river?
Wherever you go, there you are
stilly
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as david said nth sth?
once shown should take tops 20 mins a side at under $25 a side without brakes, easy done
till
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The poster says the trailer
The poster says the trailer is in Floreat.
davidbland50
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Thanks Dad
I missed that. Danny, pm me and I will help you
Wherever you go, there you are