Bears Dad
Well-known member
Hi all...
I suspect I my rear n/s hub may be warped.
Any idea where I can get a replacement?
Cheers
I suspect I my rear n/s hub may be warped.
Any idea where I can get a replacement?
Cheers
Rear hub wanted
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What year do you need?
I've got a pair of '68 rear hubs complete with brakes.
I've got a pair of '68 rear hubs complete with brakes.
Bears Dad
Well-known member
Hi bud - long time - how are you keeping?
I'll know better when I get the hub off this weekend - is it 46mm nut?
I'll have to check the torque settings too - unless anybody knows them offhand?
Peering through the round window (bring back PlaySchool!) the adjuster looks very gunged up - coupled with the fact I'm having to top up my brake fluid res, I'm guessing the brake cylinder is poorly. On reflection there be a build up of nasty things on the inside of the hub where it's been stood over winter (brakes off of course) which is giving me a sticking point when I try to rotate it.
A pair of hubs might be more than I need - but let me get back to you when I've had a look see.
Cheers
I'll know better when I get the hub off this weekend - is it 46mm nut?
I'll have to check the torque settings too - unless anybody knows them offhand?
Peering through the round window (bring back PlaySchool!) the adjuster looks very gunged up - coupled with the fact I'm having to top up my brake fluid res, I'm guessing the brake cylinder is poorly. On reflection there be a build up of nasty things on the inside of the hub where it's been stood over winter (brakes off of course) which is giving me a sticking point when I try to rotate it.
A pair of hubs might be more than I need - but let me get back to you when I've had a look see.
Cheers
I'm OK, ta.
46mm hub nut and (should be) torqued to 250 lb/ft.
46mm hub nut and (should be) torqued to 250 lb/ft.
