Bearing, Race and Seal Information

• Bearings (sold separately)
  • Inner bearing: L68149
  • Outer bearing: L44649
• Races (included)
  • Inner race: L68111
  • Outer race: L44610
• Seal: RG06-050 (sold separately)
  • Inner diameter: 1.719"
  • Outer diameter: 2.565"

I used the above parts to rebuild my 06 Ameratrail 3500lb axles. Parts were also from etrailer. I used this kit........

https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Brakes/Kodiak/K2HR35D.html

Did you call Ameratrail yet? Their parts prices are about the best I've found. Plus, you'll know you will be getting the right stuff.

https://www.ameratrail.com/

Hey Ryan, is this what I would use to add brakes to me second axel?

Padraig

Sometimes its works out cheaper and or the same amount just buying the complete hub. I buy from Tie Down and gave up doing customers wheel bearings, grease seals cotter pins and so on years ago. The hubs less time - less mess - ready to put on as a complete hub and they come packed with grease also alot less tools needed to complete the job. Plus its all brand new with a warranty and even comes with new nuts. Cost 40 to 90 dollars per hub depending on which one.

2 example of the many. Alot trailer hubs today are Vortex style and they are more expensive than standard hub kits. These prices are retail as well and I am sure on the retail side --- one can find even cheaper.

complete

https://trailerparts.com/6-bolt-on-5...-capacity.html

https://trailerparts.com/5-bolt-on-4...SABEgJ6t_D_BwE

The kit I used was to replace existing disc or upgrade from drum brakes. If you have no brakes installed on the second axle I don't believe it's cortect for that application.

Thanks I need to do some research. Adding additional braking is on my to do list this year. With disc brakes it stops quite well but would like both axel to have brakes.
Padraig