Would beeswax help slow down a wheel seal leak
Would beeswax help slow down a wheel seal leak
Remove the tire. Clean the bead. Sand the bead area on the rim. Paint and allow to dry. Use silicone caulk if you want. Anything else is a gamble.
It would probably lubricate it and allow the tire to spin on the wheel easier.
Some here have success with Slime and various recipes of such. I haven't tried it but the guy I bought my machine from used it and it really rusted my wheels. I hear that the newer formula doesn't do this.
I've used bead sealer. It works.
I'm now using Permatex High Tack Gasket Sealant. It works too and has prevented my tires from spinning on the wheels so far; for me, an issue related to track use only.
Oh yeah, and you can't skip what thebuggyman1 has suggested.
Sorry I ment water coming in the tub from the wheel bearings
If it's truly coming through the bearing, replace them. If the deal is bad and it's leaking through the flanges, use 3m strip caulk between the flanges and the body and then grease the bearings.
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Not sure if that is where it's leaking from the bearings seem tight no play in them but I can see water running out from that area
I have a prairie bobcat not sure of the year
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Not looking for a cure just a temp fix going to get new bearings over the winter
I was told that they use to use it on boats around some of the seals not sure if this is right or not
try it out,I actually have put some thick antiseize on the outside of my flanges and bearings and it sticks pretty good.I have read about people cheaping out on waxing their boat hulls and just using vaseline,it works but does not last as long as boat wax,I am talking about the part of the boat below the water line obviously.