Watch the experts at Timken remove and install a truck hub bearing assembly on a GM 4×4 front wheel with outboard mounted rotors. The experts will show you how to remove a hub assembly and then show you how to install a hub assembly. NOTE: The application used in this training video uses a self-locking style of axle nut which does not require the use of a cotter pin.
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Me new Funcub….these aint cheap and to be honest when i got it out of the box one of the aileron control horns was hanging on the end of a control rod with a piece of foam, there was a small dink on the fuselage and a small grub screw was missing from a control rod holder…well i did not want to go sending boxes back and forward so i contacted the vendor and told them that the box was in pristine condition so it must of happened when packed or the box had been opened..,.well they were great and i suggested that if they could send me two new servos for my slinger because i stripped em both at spockfest. Then i could glue the control horn on my self, live with the small dink and i got about a zillion of them little grub screws somewhere…well without even thinking about it his boss said it was a great way to resolve the problem and then went to the trouble of looking it up on the web which type of servo was required …phoned me back up and said he had popped them in the post…now that’s CUSTOMER SERVICE. The company is called Totem hobbies in Plymouth…they were also the cheapest on the net for the RR version by 14 quid and the postage is only five English pounds for up to 25 kilos and it came next day…I will be using them again