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Original Language Version

VS7027, VS7028, VS7029, VS7030     Issue No.1 - 02/08/12

5.1.7  Screw the sleeved nut (5) over the force screw (1) so  

 

that it sits against the bearing plate (4).

5.1.8  Use a socket on the force screw (1) and a spanner on  

 

the sleeved nut (5) (fig.3). Draw the bearing from the  

 

hub carrier.

5.2  Bearing Installation (fig.4 & fig.5)

 

WARNING! DO NOT 

fit a bearing with a damaged  

 

retaining ring.

 

Note:

 The bearing must only be subjected to    

 

force on the outer bearing race behind the  

 

 

retaining ring during installation. Using a  

 

 

workshop press on the hub flange to insert the  

 

bearing will cause premature failure or destroy the  

 

bearing during installation.  

5.2.1  The silver hub clamp (9) sits in the space between  

 

the rear of the hub flange and the retaining ring (fig.5).  

 

Secure the hub clamp (9) with the hub clamp screws  

 

(7).

5.2.2  Fit the hub guide pins (6) into the thrust plate (2) so  

 

that the hub guide pins (6) align with the holes in the  

 

hub flange. Place the hub guide pins (6) though the  

 

holes in the hub flange so that they sit against the hub  

 

clamp (9).

5.2.3  Lubricate the force screw (1).

5.2.4  Offer the bearing and assembled kit to the hub carrier.  

 

Ensure that the bearing is sitting square to the hub  

 

carrier before commencing installation.

5.2.5  Fit the force screw (1) through the thrust plate (2) and  

 

through the bearing and hub carrier.

5.2.6  Place the silver bearing plate (3) over the force screw  

 

(1) so that it sits on the outer edge at the rear of the  

 

hub carrier.     

5.2.7  Screw the sleeved nut (5) over the force screw (1) so  

 

that it sits against the bearing plate (3).

5.2.8  Use a socket on the force screw (1) and a spanner on  

 

the sleeved nut (5). Draw the bearing into the hub   

 

carrier.

5.2.9  When the bearing is correctly installed, the retaining  

 

ring will clip into the retaining groove.

  

fig.3

fig.4

fig.5

NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.

IMPORTANT: 

No liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product. 

WARRANTY: 

Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim. 

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ALWAYS KEEP FORCE SCREW 

WELL LUBRICATED.

DO NOT USE AIR TOOLS

The force screws maximum load is 150Nm. Exceeding this load will shorten the life of the force screws The force screws are considered to 

be consumable items and are NOT covered under warranty.

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