Boat Trailer Bearing Buddy 1.980 Bore on 2040-parts.com
Winchester, California, US
Napa brand bearing buddy for 1.980 bore. Keep dirt and water out of your trailer hubs. Just remove your grease cap and tap into place, pump a few squirts of grease and you are ready to go. Keeps your axle bearings immersed in grease when submerged.
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