5 - MAINTENANCE
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SERVICE PROCEDURE:
Removing Hard To Remove Hubs
1. If the hubs are difficult to remove on one, or both sides,
then use the following steps to remove the hub(s).
2. Use a pry bar to remove the
DUST CAP, ROLLER HUB
A
Fig. # 5-71 Remove Dust Covers
A
3. Use a 5/8” Impact Socket to remove the (Qty. 2)
7/16”
HEX HEAD BOLTS
B
, &
BEARING SHOULDER C
.
C
B
B
Fig. # 5-72 Remove 7/16” Hex Head Bolts & Bearing Shoul-
der
4. Weld a
1” NUT D
on the face of the
SPINDLE, ROLLER
HUB E
.
E
D
Fig. # 5-73 Weld A Nut To The Spindle Face
NOTE
Using a 1” Nut is the recommended nut size. Welding too
large of a nut may cause insufficient weld size, and socket
engagement. Welding too small of a nut may cause in
-
sufficient weld size, which may cause the nut to break off
during impacting with the impact wrench.
5. The
1” NUT D
must be concentric with the
SPINDLE,
ROLLER HUB E
. The
Weld Bead
F
must completely
surround the perimeter of the nut.
D
E
D
F
Fig. # 5-74 Nut Welded To The Spindle Face
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