Potomac Fever

Has anyone ever encountered wear sleeves when installing new bearings and seals on a MYCO Trailer? Mine were partially damaged so I removed them, now I can't find them. any suggestions? these sleeves are all the way on the back of the spindle

marylandmark

I wore sleeves today, kind of chilly out...

Good news is it is going to warm up later in the week and that overgrown rat up in PA said Spring will be here before we know it! Then I can make good on all those beers people owe me.

offshoredrillin

sounds like you have the air tight hub covers, the sleeve fits over the back part to keep the air in them. I believe myco switched over to these in 2006, i just upgraded to them. just call myco parts dept and they will ship them to you. I did the same and they were actually cheaper from myco then to try to find them on the net and they stock your size.

http://www.airtighthubs.com/products-sport-7000.php

you will also need the super seal and more sealant...

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

Yep, I was confused by it at first as well. It's actually a two-piece hub seal that is used for oil bath hubs. Get them from Myco.

Potomac Fever

mystery solved and parts in transit thanks for all of your help.

offshoredrillin

Good deal, make sure you put them on when the temp is up a little so the sealant sets properly, if you have any questions let me know...

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

They actually make a tool that sets those rear axle seals in perfectly; better than the 4x4 and a 2# sledge method. I bought mine used, so not sure who makes it. "Dock Holiday" can probably get one for you.