Red Eye Bearing Protector Item# 129001

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Red Eye Bearing Protector

Item# 129001

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Great for boat trailers and others! Spring-loaded piston constantly packs grease into wheel bearings. Two O-ring seals and a durable one-piece housing keep the wheel bearing free of dirt and moisture, even when submerged in lake water. Red Eye shows system is grease-filled — helps prevent overfilling. Guaranteed not to leak grease! Fits 1.98in. hubs. U.S.A.

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Diameter (in.)	1.98
Application	Boat trailers
Max. PSI	1.98
Manufacturer Warranty	Lifetime Limited Warranty
Ship Weight	1.0 lbs
Item#	129001

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Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty

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Red Eye Bearing Protectors,

August 9, 2008

By rowdy235

from Sweet Home, OR

"Purchased this product to protect the bearings on a 38 year old trailer currently fitted with one protector. Installation was hard, but that's good as it ensures a good fit. Telling when its full can be difficult. I find I put pressure on the gun to keep it on the fitting and I end up keeping the shaft from sliding out. However, it's easy to tell when they run low.