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I will and find a link to my thread on that, it may be on the other site.
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Here you go. Brings back some painful memories and thoughts about what could have been. Good lessons as well.Oh no, you're going to have to TELL US THAT STORY. No free lunches here...
pics are on page 2
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Holy damn! I've always kept my receiver in all the time, with a lock, except for in the salt months of WI.
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I just replaced the axle, bearings, hubs and bearing buddies on my pwc trailer. The concept is simple enough but execution was a PITA for me. It took 2 floor jacks and stands to lift the trailer, plus 2 bottle jacks and stands to deal with the axles (and of course about 4 hours of my time).
not many pics, sorry. FYI 2 of 4 welds which connect the spindle to the main axle bar failed causing the wheel to be out of alignment and to wear/fail early.
not many pics, sorry. FYI 2 of 4 welds which connect the spindle to the main axle bar failed causing the wheel to be out of alignment and to wear/fail early.