Wheel bearing and U-Joint
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bring a deep wallet. its probably a 1 inch drive. weighs about 20-40 pounds. generates about 2000 pounds of torque. depending on brand, costs about $500-1000.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.
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i always forget to take pics because im caught up in getting the truck done...
nice pics...it will be much easier now....but IMO you should do pass. side too, and the axle seals.....3 days after i did my first wheel bearing, the seal started to leak, and a week later my pass. wheel bearing was toast,
so i replaced
wheel bearings, axle seals, u-joints, and ball joints all at the same time.
nice pics...it will be much easier now....but IMO you should do pass. side too, and the axle seals.....3 days after i did my first wheel bearing, the seal started to leak, and a week later my pass. wheel bearing was toast,
so i replaced
wheel bearings, axle seals, u-joints, and ball joints all at the same time.
I did the passenger side U-Joint about 6 months ago. I will do the bearing when it goes. Which could be soon, who knows.
lolbring a deep wallet. its probably a 1 inch drive. weighs about 20-40 pounds. generates about 2000 pounds of torque. depending on brand, costs about $500-1000.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.
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bring a deep wallet. its probably a 1 inch drive. weighs about 20-40 pounds. generates about 2000 pounds of torque. depending on brand, costs about $500-1000.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.
that one is electric, so it makes it a lot bigger and heavier.
i have 3/4 electric Bosch that i picked up for almost nothing. i LOVE bringing it out an letting it beat on things that are stuck. the only problem is trying to get it to fit in normal spaces, forget tight spaces.