Im a big fan after decades of successful use of bearing buddies. I easily put 1000 miles a year on mine for over a decade. On my first Higlander jack knife trailer and the LoadRite replacement after 20 years of exclusively salt water use.
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Originally Posted by MPT3
Thanks for the feedback gentlemen, you pretty much confirmed what I was thinking. I ordered a new trailer this week. I did find the receipt from when I had an axle replaced on my old one about ten years ago and back then it cost more than $500 all in, so I know I'd be looking at quite a bill to do the axle, bearings and brakes without even touching the leaf springs and bunks both of which likely need to be redone. So for ~$2200 I'll have a new trailer that I can trust for the next several years.
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