Wheel bearing question
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Yes that kit has everything. I was referring to the pelican kit not having the additional parts. The link shows the different kits and notes that the additional parts are needed with the smaller kit.
Where did you buy the kit and how much was it (if you don't mind saying)?
Jim
Where did you buy the kit and how much was it (if you don't mind saying)?
Jim
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http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...g15.htm#item72
Stu
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I am not sure about the front wheel bearings, but for the rears, this cheap Harbor Freight tool works great!
No need to use a puller for the hub. It is really easy to get it out. Just use a hammer and a socket to knock it out from the inside, then cut the inner bearing sleeve with a dremel.
You can also press the hub back in with the same cheap HF tool.
Here is the tool in action: (again, you don't need the puller, the hub is easy to get out with a hammer)
No need to use a puller for the hub. It is really easy to get it out. Just use a hammer and a socket to knock it out from the inside, then cut the inner bearing sleeve with a dremel.
You can also press the hub back in with the same cheap HF tool.
Here is the tool in action: (again, you don't need the puller, the hub is easy to get out with a hammer)
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Its the one with Pelican part no. PEL-TOL-SIRB90-P3 ($309)
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...g15.htm#item72
Stu
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...g15.htm#item72
Stu
Jim