Grease Seals

[Gary521]

I have Lippert 6000 lb axles. Usually, I grease the wheel bearings using the quick grease system ( can't remember the name ). This years I plan to do the take apart and grease deal. The question that I have is about the grease seals. I think I have seen a post on this forum but I am not sure about this. Anyhow, it has been suggested to use NAPA grease seals. I want to but do not know how to cross reference whatever the Lippert part number is to a NAPA part number. Can anyone out there help me with this. Thank You in Advance.

 

[cookie]

If you take your old Lippert supplied seal to NAPA they will cross reference it for you.

Peace
Dave

 

[Gary521]

I found the post on the grease seals and a Chicago Rawhide part number was provided but did not refer to any axle size. Can anyone confirm if the 6000 lb axle and the 7000 lb axle have the same grease seal or is it different?

 

[Gary521]

That's a good idea Dave. However, I will do this as a last resort. I was working on a special auto project last year and needed a part from NAPA, because I knew that they carried what I was looking for. After a lengthly discussion with the counter guy, I wound up having to go home to do some more research and then returning to provide the counter guy with the correct part number. He had no clue. I do some very limited auto racing and know that the Chicago Rawhide seals are some of the best out there.

 

[Mrscookie]

I am using my wifes PC right now, but I do have some info for you. I went to the Lippert web site and found the same seal fits the 4,000#-8,000# axles.

Peace
Dave

 

[jimtoo]

I am using my wifes PC right now, but I do have some info for you. I went to the Lippert web site and found the same seal fits the 4,000#-8,000# axles.

Peace
Dave

Yea,,, I thought your voice sounded kinda high... or a little different. Or maybe it was the skirt..

 

[Netem]

Jim I don't care what anybody says, that there was funny.

 

[cookie]

Yea,,, I thought your voice sounded kinda high... or a little different. Or maybe it was the skirt..

Aw Jimmie, I thought you would never notice.

Peace
Dave

 

[Ray LeTourneau]

The C/R part number is 22558 You might consider ordering on line somewhere and having them ready when you need them. Better price and no worries about having them in stock.

 

[Gary521]

Thanks for the info. I will order the parts. This has been a big help.