Reference: Loose Universal Ends

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*Reference:* Loose Universal Ends

07-09-19, 03:36

Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline

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My worry would be that the cups rotating in the flanges caused enough wear that even new ones would wobble. In a perfect world the spinning occurs with the needle bearings and not between the cups and the flange.

You have to wonder why this happened in the first place. The least resistance would be the greased needle bearings so why the play outside in the cups?

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