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well I got it all done. Drove about 5 miles came back and it drove smooth. I see nothing weird at the wheel. It drove pleasantly so I hope all is good. I used gear oil
Seal maker or whatever it’s called, hope I waited long enough for it to seal
I guess I was gonna ask if I could go step by step until I found the extend of the leak instead of doing it all but no. I’m gonna dismantle it all and repack and redo it all for the experience.
Awesome! I appreciate everyone’s help.
alright I am good with all this then. My final
Question. If probably I noticed gear oil on the wheel dripping out from under hub and then oil splashing out after hub cap came off, is there a change on this style axle being flipped etc that oil got into the brake drum area?
So what bearing rebuild process would I use? So again it would simply be a flipped hub but a stock
M35. When I look up the kit to repack and seals etc is it just m35 rear hub?
So the whole axle was modified? I have pictures of the trailer he used I just didn’t realize he did more to it.
BTW this was it before it was installed if it helps to identity
cool thank you both. I recall the guy I bought it from
Said something about bed being an M10 something but I don’t recall. I see there is an assortment of those was looking at manuals etc.
But it seems pretty straight forward from what you both mention.
Thank you
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So after watching videos and manuals and getting my mindset to do it, today I set out to do it! And… Something is off.
Now I didn’t know to mention this cause I didn’t realize but it is bobbed. So when I took off back tire I see this, and this isn’t in the video or manual that I saw!
Is...
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So I have never replaced anything on rear wheels including tires themselves.
I have watched Tac Repair videos and yet I find myself without confidence to do so.
I’ve read the manuals and I see the words and see the diagrams but still I have questions.
Maybe having some personal...
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