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Jimnybits manual hubs
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13 Apr 2020 07:39 #221024
by jackonlyjack
Replied by jackonlyjack on topic Jimnybits manual hubs
I have the cheaper one's on mine 3+ years now
They've had some hammer over this time
As for removing the tight E10's
Put the socket on and give it a few good taps with an hammer
It helped with mine
(good tip) when the new hubs are fitted fill the M4 screw heads with waterproof grease
They've had some hammer over this time
As for removing the tight E10's
Put the socket on and give it a few good taps with an hammer
It helped with mine
(good tip) when the new hubs are fitted fill the M4 screw heads with waterproof grease
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