bearings on axle

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    bearings on axle

    is it advisable to use anti seize on the axle where the bearings and sprockets get located ? i have never done it, but ? getting ready to install some new bearings and wondered if it's recommended for getting them off when needed later down the line .thanks , johnboy va.

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    Hey jb. Yes, use it on the bearings and sprockets. Especially on your machine where the lower set has full exposure to the mud and water.

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    thanks dobber ...glad to hear it . actually i was surprised how easy the 2 came off after 3 yrs' of mud and water . a little '' blaster '' penetrating oil overnite , some emory cloth sanding next day on the axle , and the air hammer pushed them right off. j.b.

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