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changing disk bearings on a 250XP
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<blockquote data-quote="arborlicious" data-source="post: 4658155" data-attributes="member: 120420"><p>Ha ha, there's always another megapine after the last one. I've only been working up here–Katoomba–solid for just over two years so don't mind working the pines – yet. It's getting rid of the chip and wood that's the problem – everyone wants gum. </p><p></p><p>Thanks for the number - came up as 'Shannon - Billet Automotive in Bass Hill.' Will first try the drilling/punching method you detailed at the end of last year. The bearings themselves might be OK but seems like a good time to pull everything apart for a good servicing.</p><p></p><p>Yeah, there aren't many guys in the mountains, you must have moved down the hill before I started climbing in the clouds.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again for all the info. Will let you know how it goes.</p><p></p><p>Steve</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="arborlicious, post: 4658155, member: 120420"] Ha ha, there's always another megapine after the last one. I've only been working up here–Katoomba–solid for just over two years so don't mind working the pines – yet. It's getting rid of the chip and wood that's the problem – everyone wants gum. Thanks for the number - came up as 'Shannon - Billet Automotive in Bass Hill.' Will first try the drilling/punching method you detailed at the end of last year. The bearings themselves might be OK but seems like a good time to pull everything apart for a good servicing. Yeah, there aren't many guys in the mountains, you must have moved down the hill before I started climbing in the clouds. Thanks again for all the info. Will let you know how it goes. Steve [/QUOTE]
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