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Old 06-09-13, 00:07
Maurice Donckers Maurice Donckers is offline
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Maybe, Dirk Leegwater. Set up for bearing is first hexagon nut with pin , then lock washer, then that seal , and finally another hexagon plain nut to lock everything .
I always put these seakl back in the*way they came out , but now because they were both different in , it made me think about how they realy should go in , most vehicles I worked on had them the way in to keep the grease in the Bearings.
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