Load-Rite hub size please?

[blackknife]

I have a 2003 Load-Rite that carries a 2003 Skeeter TZX-190. It's a single axle, no brakes with bearing buddies. I want to replace my hubs. I do not want to disassemble them, nor do I want to rebuild them. From the research I've been doing it looks like the 1750 lb, tapered spindle is the hub I need (as seen in the link below), my hubs are 5 lug, and it's a 215/75R14 tire. I'd like to confirm I am looking at the right size.

Would these do the trick or?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
https://www.ebay.com/i/124269732603?...and%3DRockwell

[Transom]

The short answer is probably.

It depends on the axle/spindle used although 3500 axles all tend to use the same bearings these days. If it were me and I had time and space I would take one apart and check the bearings for markings. Order a kit that uses the same bearings. If the bearing markings are illegible you can measure your spindles and reference a spindle/bearing chart readily available online.

[Jeff Hahn]

Is the right side leaking? If so, replacing the rear seal should solve your problem without going to the expense of new hubs.

[johnsobo]

I had to call load rite the other day because I had a question about my trailer. Ylu should just give them a call and ask, they seem like all right people.