Axle Bearing Spacer
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QUOTE (wistech @ Jan 21 2008, 01:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Water gets in through the splines . Most jap quads have adjuster nut orings to help fight water but they to are not completly effective. I smear a little little silicone or thick grease on the spline during install and smear the tube with grease as well.
I always coat the splines with grease, but I do it to help protect the splines on the aluminum sprocket hub. Should be working as a seal though, like you said. Bearings still come out nasty.
As for the tube, yeah it looks like a generic piece of fence pipe! It's a 1.75" od pipe. I don't remember the ID and length off the top of my head. I googled pipe and the first place with a price that I could find was about $55 a foot for some 304 seamless, which would make 2. I'm sure that price could be beat. I need to check on getting it through work from the suppliers here.
As for this go-round, ole' rusty was cleaned, greased, and put back together with some new bearings.
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QUOTE (cannondale27 @ Jan 24 2008, 12:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
If you guys give me the dimensions might be some presents in mail. We have a scrap bin at work that gets filled with pieces of 304 and 4130 chrome moly every day off the tubing benders. Figure they owe me one a day for next month for making me work mandatory weekends lately
Careful Steve, remember last time you went dumpster diving at work? That didn't work out so good did it?
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