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Old 06-28-2012, 09:19 PM
pondigger2 pondigger2 is offline
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Default What Viscosity Oil in Ranger hubs?

Just noticed I have a hub thats dry.....was good a couple days ago....could the heat have blown a seal?....it's on the brake axle....how tough is the seal to change and what grade of oil should I put in?....thanks
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Old 06-29-2012, 03:33 AM
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Default Lucas Hub Lube

Some manufacturers say 75-90 gear oil. I beleive Ranger states 50W straight engine oil. Viscosities are close to the same actually. I put nothing but Lucas hub lube in mine. The day I switched to Lucas is the day my problems stopped. Pours like a super thick honey and is a lot thicker than the recommended oils.
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Old 06-29-2012, 07:30 AM
steiny93 steiny93 is offline
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ranger says 50w
i've swapped the orings in one of my ranger hubs; it was easy; the hard part was finding the orings; my dealer took a couple trys to get in the right ones; turns out my trailer is at a break in the run and the year/part numbers didn't work out like they should

if you search this site you'll find a link to a pdf that has all the details from the manufacturer
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