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Repacking front wheel bearings
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Posted by Ray on December 30, 1999 at 08:38:47 from (208.145.69.114):
I am having a hard time getting the front wheels off my 41 M. The manuals are of no help. The spindle appears to be a straight shaft and not the taper type we see in later models. It does not have a castled nut but a large half-splitnut with a through bolt. I tried to take them off several years ago but couldn't. They appeared to have grease in them and the wheels did turn freely. I just think its time to repack them. I am planning to build some type of a puller. Anyone else have this problem? Thanks guys. Ray Hey from south Texas, Happy New Year.
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