Re: Do they really need to be full?

Posted by Nick [99.100.212.49] on Thursday, December 02, 2010 at 22:43:23 :

In Reply to: Do they really need to be full? posted by David Sherman [72.47.9.228] on Thursday, December 02, 2010 at 22:33:01 :

I went to a local bearing shop today and asked about the bearings in the free wheel front hubs I bought.
He said to put a little grease in. He said that it is possible to over grease a bearing and the balls or rods wont spin, they will slide creating flat spots in them.

Nick

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• Re: Do they really need to be full? - Desoto61 10:14:19 12/03/2010
  • That is a beautifull sight - Glen Idaho 18:46:14 12/03/2010
  • Re: Do they really need to be full? - Nick 11:45:39 12/03/2010
    • Re: Do they really need to be full? - David Sherman 12:47:25 12/03/2010
      • Re: Do they really need to be full? - Tim Holloway 17:39:38 12/03/2010
        • I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - David Sherman 19:20:31 12/03/2010
          • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Milo in Pa 20:07:36 12/03/2010
            • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Tim Holloway 20:19:39 12/03/2010
              • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Milo in Pa 20:47:20 12/03/2010
                • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - gmharris 22:40:50 12/03/2010
                  • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Tim Holloway 05:45:46 12/04/2010
                    • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Milo in Pa 08:57:52 12/04/2010
                • Re: I'm sorry, I meant the knuckle - Tim Holloway 22:25:27 12/03/2010
                  • TM 9-8030 (TM 9-840) TO 36A-1-411 - Will (in IL) 23:10:29 12/03/2010
                    • Re: TM 9-8030 (TM 9-840) TO 36A-1-411 - Tim Holloway 05:48:07 12/04/2010
                      • But 'fill to hole' will leave air gaps, for expansion. - ChrisCase 11:36:32 12/04/2010
• Re: Do they really need to be full? - Tim Holloway 22:48:34 12/02/2010

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