In most instances the hubs are warm to very warm to the touch at any time except after extended periods of braking. I have only found them to hot to hold after a long downhill run following a conservative driver. I had to stay on the brakes almost all the way down. If the hubs are too hot touch at any other time then there is something very wrong.
Mike
p.s. I melted or deformed the plastic (yes plastic) caliper brake pistons on one of my minivans going down a mountain following a "conservative" driver. I wasn't towing anything and had a minimum load aboard. I had an automatic an he had a manual and must have been in 1st gear to keep it that slow without braking.
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Mike Laupp
2013 Jayco Eagle Premier 351RLTS 5er - Honda 2000i x2 w ext. run tank
2017 F350 King Ranch ultimate CCLB SRW 6.7L V8 TD Fx4 BakFlip F1 & BakBox
TM History: '97 2720, '02 2720SL, '03 2720SL, '04 3326K. 2001 - 2012 yrs owned.
1990 Isuzu Trooper II 283 V6
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