tottot

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• Dec 26, 2018

• #41

I use a tyre lever to bend the tab's over.

 

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rob1miles

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• Dec 26, 2018

• #42

I get an old knife behind it if its tight up then use water pump pliers to fold it over. The water pump pliers let you fold it slowly and you can fold two edges if its stopped by a corner not a flat. I only ever do tab washers with pliers if i can get the access.

 

Blackburn

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• Dec 26, 2018

• #43

Personally I have always folded one side back to hold rear nut and another forward for outer nut. Punch for the rearward one big screwdriver to start outer then flattened over with punch

 

tottot

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• Dec 26, 2018

• #44

However you do it,one fold in one fold out.

 

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Webley1991

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• Dec 26, 2018

• #45

Thanks for the replies.

Blackburn said:

Did you 1/2 fill the void between the bearings with grease? I normally use a punch to bend the washer over never noticed any particles off them.

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Yes I did half fill the void with grease. I also noticed that one of the bolt holes leads to a hole drilled at an angle into the void. I assume this it to feed oil in after reassembly, so I will put some into the hole before fitting the bolt.

Blackburn said:

Personally I have always folded one side back to hold rear nut and another forward for outer nut. Punch for the rearward one big screwdriver to start outer then flattened over with punch

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I did attempt do it this way as the one that came out was done.

 

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Webley1991

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• Dec 29, 2018

• #46

The hub is now back on. Thanks for the help everyone who contributed.

Unfortunately I still can't move it anywhere. I also found that the rear wheel brake cylinders have both started to drip, so will need to order a pair of those.