Bearing Replacement
Note: Replacement bearing (Part 6) will fit all
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The bearing will work installed either way.
Note: If necessary use a rubber hammer to
knock off the disc blades. Normally you do not
need to. Lubricating axle and bearings make it
slide on/off easier.
1. Determine which side you need to replace a
bearing on. Be sure to take note as to how the
axle assembly is put together before you take it
apart. Pay attention to the way the spacer is
placed.
2.Remove the keeper pin and loosen and
remove the castle nut.
3.Slide the blades and spacers off until you get
to the disc blade that needs to be replaced.
4.Once the bad disc blade is off… carefully
loosen and remove the anti-slide bolts and nuts
from the bearing, disc, and bearing protectors.
This allows you to remove the bad bearing and
the bearing protector at the same time.
5. Put the new bearing in place on the disc blade
and align it with the bearing protector on the
other side of the disc blade. Make sure tapered
bearing is facing in the proper direction (see
Axle and Bearing Assembly drawing).
6. Re-install the 6 (six) anti-slide nuts and bolts
through all but do no tighten for now. Slide the
disc blade back onto the axle and gradually
tighten nuts in a diagonal sequence until all are
completely tightened. This step and its proce-
dure are very important. Tightening bolts improp-
erly may cause bearing to not seat correctly to
disc and bearing protector.
7. Slide the disc blades/spacers back on in their
proper order. (10-inch inside, 9-inch middle,
8-inch outside). Note: The small inside spacer
for the 10-inch blade is welded in place and can
not be removed.
8. Re-install the castle nut and tighten down
completely then back it off ¼ turn or so (what-
ever the minimum is to be able to re-insert the
keeper pin).
9. Re-insert the keeper pin. Bend this pin out
properly so that it stays in place.
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Storage
When handling The GroundHog MAX always
be extremely careful. There are sharp edges
and moving parts. Failure to use caution may
reult in serious injury.
Store your GroundHog MAX by:
Remove the plow from your ATV
Visually inspect the plow
Tighten and lubricate if necessary
Place in a safe storage area.
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