You are 100% correct, I’ve performed this same procedure for over 30 years on many different varieties of trailers and I’ve never had bearings to seize up on the spindle. Failure to grease the wheel bearings, failure to inspect the suspension for wear & tear or over exceeding the trailer weight limit is the perfect recipe for a breakdown. You can either spend a few buck at home in your garage or a lot more money on the road.
Good question, check with your specific trailer manufacturer for their mileage recommendation but California Side Car recommends that my trailer bearings are repacked every 7,500 miles.
@@phillipvazquez284 my Can Am 622 trailer has the exact same style seals and roller bearings as my Escapade Trailer so I follow the same mileage recommendation but check with a Can Am dealer for your Freedom Trailer recommended servicing to be exact..
Waste of time have you not heard of bearing buddies I run them on all my trailer’s it keeps a steady pressure of grease on the bearings so they are full of grease all the time
If your lucky you can do this in a parking lot or on the side of the road, if your smart you will do it in your garage!
You are 100% correct, I’ve performed this same procedure for over 30 years on many different varieties of trailers and I’ve never had bearings to seize up on the spindle. Failure to grease the wheel bearings, failure to inspect the suspension for wear & tear or over exceeding the trailer weight limit is the perfect recipe for a breakdown. You can either spend a few buck at home in your garage or a lot more money on the road.
@@chriscaliente5033 wow.
Chris great demonstration and explanation on how to service your trailer bearings. Well said and done brother. Stay Safe and Stay Upright 🇦🇺👍
Excellent Chris 👌🏾
That's right my boy stay on top of your toys ride hard but safe this big bo from LA
Awesome job and video 🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks for the info, good to know 👍🏼 😎
Good video thanks for sharing ARKANSAS
Thanks for the video. Please let us know what tool you’re using to tap on the rear seal. Tx
What was the part number on the the new seal Chris? Did you order it from amazon?
Does anyone know the make and part number for the replacement seal?
Where did u buy your grease packing tool ??
Very very educational. How often does this have to be done.
Good question, check with your specific trailer manufacturer for their mileage recommendation but California Side Car recommends that my trailer bearings are repacked every 7,500 miles.
@@chriscaliente5033 ok great I have no clue on the freedom but ok ty so much love the video
@@phillipvazquez284 my Can Am 622 trailer has the exact same style seals and roller bearings as my Escapade Trailer so I follow the same mileage recommendation but check with a Can Am dealer for your Freedom Trailer recommended servicing to be exact..
@@chriscaliente5033 ok I will do so. Ty so much
Correction it is the left side
You are missing the right swingarm pivot dust cap. You will trash those bearings without cap. Ask me how I know
Did you watch the whole video because I pointed out the missing dust cap at 28:52 seconds and emphasized the trailer arm bearing at 39:03 seconds.
Waste of time have you not heard of bearing buddies I run them on all my trailer’s it keeps a steady pressure of grease on the bearings so they are full of grease all the time