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Dexter Trailer Hub - 5 On 5" Hub. #550x on 2040-parts.com

US $45.96
Location:

Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States

Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:550X Brand:DEXTER UPC:Does not apply

Dexter Trailer Hub - 5 on 5" Hub. #550X

550X - Dexter Trailer Hub - 5 on 5" Hub.  #550X
Dexter

Comes complete with:
  • Inner Bearing 68149 (1 3/8"),
  • Outer Bearing 44649 (1 1/16"),
  • Rear Seal GS6,
  • Grease Cap 21-41,
  • both Races, 5 Studs and Nuts.

    Additional Information:
  • # of Bolts: 5
  • Bolt Circle: 5"
  • Inner Bearing: 68149
  • Outer Bearing: 44649
  • Hub Length: 4-1/4"
  • Recommended Tire Sizes: 14", 15" 

    Bearing Protectors w/ Plastic Bras #1980S not included.

  • WC Carrying Weight: 1,750 lbs.

  • Item Number 550X – Dexter Trailer Hub - 5 on 5" Hub. #550X

    Each – US$45.96

    Shipping Weight: 2.00 pounds (shipping cost will be calculated at checkout)

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