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Holiday aborted - OS Axle spinning within hub.
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<blockquote data-quote="radish" data-source="post: 595250" data-attributes="member: 4171"><p>I had this year's ok on my split which i irs'd. The stub axle is probably case hardened which is considerably hard than the drum so the drum are more than likely gone.</p><p>When you take it apart 1st check if the hub nut was tight enough if that's ok then see if the spacer is between the hub and drum. It's probably worn due to the drum moving, if not the drums must of been made of cheese!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="radish, post: 595250, member: 4171"] I had this year's ok on my split which i irs'd. The stub axle is probably case hardened which is considerably hard than the drum so the drum are more than likely gone. When you take it apart 1st check if the hub nut was tight enough if that's ok then see if the spacer is between the hub and drum. It's probably worn due to the drum moving, if not the drums must of been made of cheese! [/QUOTE]
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