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posted by  javalion on  Fri May 3 14:58 CST 2002
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Pry off the dust cover, remove the 36mm nut, remove the hub, clean and grease the axle, install the new hub, install new nut. Simple, except for the loosening and torquing without air tools.

Why can't the tire be temporally installed loose, wedge the tire to the ground with a piece of wood to hold the hub steady while removal and torquing?

The one piece nut torque is 100Mm or 74 Ft-lbs plus a 45 deg additional turn.
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Tom F






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