Bearings - Scarab jet boat Owenrs Manual

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At the beginning of each year, inspect the brakes for
excessive wear, have linings replaced if necessary.
If the brakes need bleeding, consult your Scarab
dealer for assistance. If unavail able, a brake or auto
repair facility can perform the repair.
Refer to the manufact urer's litera ture included in
the owner's packet for additional information on the
brake system.
J. Bearings
Wheel bearings and seals should be inspected at the
same time as brakes. Have worn or defec tive parts
replaced.
Scarab uses the Turbo Lube oil bath lubrication
system on Scarab model trailers. The Turbo Lube
design rotates individual roller bearings through oil
multiple times per wheel revolution. This system
keeps your hub and bearings cooler, reduces wear
and increases tow vehicle mileage. The Turbo Lube
system is submersible. With the Turbo Lube system
the need to disassemble hubs and repack the wheel
bearings is eliminated. See Figure F18.
Figure F18: Turbo Lube Hub - Front Fill Model
Turbo Lube Hub Bearing Lubrication System Mainte-
oil into the Turbo Lube hub. See Figure F19.
Trailer Information - Section F
Figure F19: Turbo Lube Oil Fill Diagram
Some time should be given to allow oil to pass
through the bearings and level off.
4. Check oil level. Add oil if necessary (repeating
step 1, 2 & 3).
5. Check oil level in the Turbo Lube Hub before each
hole on cap.
miles or every two years. When changing or adding
oil, the recommended oil is a 50w synthetic prefer-
ably and any quality brand oil is acceptable. The
acceptable oil weight range that may be used is 50w
Oil (minimum to 90 Weight Gear (maximum).
few miles of use. Even a small amount of moisture
condensation can cause the oil to turn milky.
NOTICE
Most bearing failures are due to improper
maintenance. Be sure to inspect bear ings and
seals as noted in Section F-6B and refer to
the manufacturer's literature included with
your trailer.
Owner's Manual Page 124

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