I did mine yesterday on our Coachmen Catalina RV. I have to say, I was amazed at how much the old grease had broken down from the last time I did this. It was like 40 weight oil coming out. I'm glad I did this. We are getting ready to take a cross country trip in our RV and I could almost bet if I hadn't lubed my bearings, I would of had a problem somewhere with a burned up bearing. I have done my wheel bearings using the Dexter E-Z lube system and never had an issue with a rear sealing blowing out. I think some people don't take their time and keep pumping and pumping grease and not turning the wheel. I take my time and like I said, I've never had a problem. So glad I did mine before this long trip we are about to take. Nice video and very clear. Thank you for posting!!
Thanks for the kinds words. Yeah, the people that blow the seals out just keep pumping the grease in. It's gotta go somewhere and the seal is the weakest point. We're headed out on a 3500 mile trip later this summer so I pulled the wheels, repacked the bearings and replaced the seals. I posted that video about three month ago.
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I did mine yesterday on our Coachmen Catalina RV. I have to say, I was amazed at how much the old grease had broken down from the last time I did this. It was like 40 weight oil coming out. I'm glad I did this. We are getting ready to take a cross country trip in our RV and I could almost bet if I hadn't lubed my bearings, I would of had a problem somewhere with a burned up bearing. I have done my wheel bearings using the Dexter E-Z lube system and never had an issue with a rear sealing blowing out. I think some people don't take their time and keep pumping and pumping grease and not turning the wheel. I take my time and like I said, I've never had a problem. So glad I did mine before this long trip we are about to take. Nice video and very clear. Thank you for posting!!
Thanks for the kinds words. Yeah, the people that blow the seals out just keep pumping the grease in. It's gotta go somewhere and the seal is the weakest point. We're headed out on a 3500 mile trip later this summer so I pulled the wheels, repacked the bearings and replaced the seals. I posted that video about three month ago.
@@blinkerfluidgarage I probably should have taken them out and greased them by hand before this trip we are taking. Hope I don't have any problems!