SOUTHWEST WHEEL 5-Hole, 4.5" Bolt Circle Idler Hub for 2,000 lb. Axles (BT9 Spindle) for 1 1/16" Spindle

$ 34.99

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Based on 91 ratings

Easy to install

9.90

Value for money

9.90

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Product Description

There are 5 studs and 4 nails. With a bolt circle of 5", use bearings L44649 for the inner and outer rings.

This set comes with an inner bearing, outer bearing, seal, grease cap, and lug nuts from TruRyde.

This spindle fits BT9 spindles (1 1/16" outside diameter). A yellow zinc plating is applied to all studs 1/2"-20.

Moreover, we pre-race and pre-stud all of our wheels. The factory that produces TruRyde parts is ISO/TS-16949 certified, so they meet automotive standards.

The L44649 inner and outer bearings are only compatible with Dexter, Al-Ko, Lippert, Quality, and Rockwell trailer axles

Questions & Answers

A couple of problems with this description, First, it describes a 1 1 instead of a Is it 16 in BT9 or 1 in BT8? Next, please tell us what is the true identity of this There are one seals on the 1519 TB. How many inches are there in 5?

In the title and description, it is stated that this is a BT9 hub.

A karavan watercraft trailer is my property and it is a 2009 model. In the 1250s How long will it take for this hub to ?

It is not possible to tell if the hub will work with a particular trailer model or manufacturer. According to our data, the hub can support up to 2,000 pounds. Aldeter, A. The following manufacturer's trailer axles are available Ko, Lippert, Quality, and Rockwell

As stated on the title, BT9 spindles are used. According to the description, it has a BT8 How do you know?

have noticed the typo and are working to remedy it. There is no error in the title or bearings.

Is it possible to use these hubs with a straight shaft 1 inch in diameter and bearings 1 inch in diameter? My second question is if these are part of Can I just use a 1 inch bearing to replace my 16 bearings?

This hub can be configured in two different ways. One of the BT9 setups uses the inner and outer bearings and corresponding seal from model L44649 for the outer and inner bearings. With an ID of 1 1/16", the L44649 bearings have a cylindrical design. A second configuration can be derived from using the BT8 bearings. These bearings have a 1" ID and the correlating seal conforms to the BT8 setup. Each hub uses a different bearing and seal, but they use the same hub. There will be no compatibility issues with a UFP axle when using this hub.

Selected User Reviews For SOUTHWEST WHEEL 5-Hole, 4.5" Bolt Circle Idler Hub for 2,000 lb. Axles (BT9 Spindle) for 1 1/16" Spindle

Some measurements are off, but the price is good

3/5

Despite their great price, these aren't the best. When using acorn style lug nuts, you need to cover the threads on the studs so they don't rust up. The studs are extremely long and need a very large lug nut. I also found that the seal that came with it was much too large to fit the axle I have. I had noticed another review saying the same thing, so I wonder how frequently this happens.

Misael Espinoza

| Oct 02, 2020

Although the hub was of good quality, I did not receive what was described in the product I needed to buy the correct bearings because I had to buy the hub

3/5

I ordered a bearing that was described and shown on the listing, but I received a bearing that does not fit my axle, L44643. It wouldn't be a major deal if bearings were inexpensive, but it would be nice to get exactly.

Rayden Rivers

| Dec 20, 2020

it was great for the price

4/5

The packaging was nice, too. Could give it a four star rating, but the grease seal is too long. The axle is too big for the inside diameter of the 5 and has to be replaced with an axle from In the end I got the thicker and better seals at about $7 from the local napa store. It is $1. 50 per item.

Halle Reed

| Nov 05, 2020

This is a nice replacement hub

4/5

The price is very good as well as the fit on my trailer. It was supposed to be 1 in the seal for 15192TB. There was a kit that had an ID of 5 inches and one that had an ID of 1 inches. One and a half inches. In exchange for the correct size seal, I went to a trailer dealer nearby. An inconvenience, but not a major one.