Reply to "Rear Wheel Bearing Removal & Replacement"

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I must admit, it sits in the garage ready to reassemble. It was just
too hot and I was too frusterated after seeing the hiding clip to
spend another 1 to 1.5 hours finishing reassembly last Sunday
afternoon. (I like to really relax on Sundays.) I plan to put well
over 300 ft. pounds back on it. I think the book calls for 350 ft.
pounds. Now I have a 3 foot breaker bar. That means I will hump on
that baby to the tune of over 100 pounds of pressure. Which I can do
without stepping on it, but I might do that too. I don't want to
bind the bearings, but I figure I'll probably put just under 400 foot
pounds on it. At least 350 or 360 and then make sure that the cotter
pin lines up.

8/13/021:07 PM

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