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      1st generation attex 1" axle bearing styles
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      LarryW




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      The left one has a radius on the O.D. That style seem less common. I believe it to be a real early style?

      The right one seems more common and has a flat O.D. I believe it to be a better bearing because the bearing is held away from the body and closer to the tire. That take a lot of stress off the axle. Basically same idea as bearing extensions.

      When removing the axle, the outside of the axle is smaller (25mm outside /1" inside) so make sure you press it the right way out of the bearing.
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    1. littleford68
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      Mon March 1, 2010 7:39am

      so the bearing must come off tords the wheel side of the axle?
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      LarryW
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      Sat March 6, 2010 5:11am

      Hey littlford68,
      Yes it does, the whole bearing/flange comes off the wheel side. The bearing pulles out of the flanges on the inner side towards the body.

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