New seat covers

[Jim_B]

Do any of you have any recommendations for someone to make new covers for the cushions in my Burro in the Portland area?

I'm also looking for part numbers for bearings and seals. Camping World was no help.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[Jim_B]

I may goto the gathering next week and I'm worried about the bearings on the trailer I bought that has been sittting for 4 years. Does anybody have a part number for the bearings and seals for a '81 Burrro?

[Eddie Longest]

Jim
The bearing and race part numbers are normally are on the side of the bearings and races. The seal part numbers are also on the outer metal side of the seal or printed in the rubber but some times can be hard to read. If you know the ID and OD of the seal you can usually match up a replacement seal.
Pull your hubs and pop the rear seal and clean up your bearings. Most likely they will be OK. The seal should be you only replacement issue.
Northern Hyd. normally carry a good seection of trailer bearings and seals.
Eddie

[Donna D.]

Hi Jim, now that you've got a spot for the NOG you HAVE to come .

If nothing else, you could pull the parts, clean them up and take them to NAPA or other favorite parts store.

I haven't had any upholstery work done, but if I was looking, I'd check out the upholstery school on (about) 77th & NE Sandy.

[Jim_B]

I took my trailer to Les Schwab to have the bearings packed. Good thing I did. One of the bearing was bad. I had them change them all.

[Frederick L. Simson]

Originally Posted by Jim_B

I took my trailer to Les Schwab to have the bearings packed.

Good. This is what I would have done. Having an Orphan Brand of trailer makes it very difficult to order parts out of a catalog sight unseen. With any project, I usually try to bring an example to a service center or hardware store I trust, and ask them to match it up for me.