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You will have to pull the entire hub. The attach through bolts are just spinning inside the hub. Follow the manual. Bearings need a fresh lube anyways.
JC
Welcome from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Follow the advise already given; read the Operators Manual and assess your mechanical abilities. Recoveries are fun but can be a real pain in the tail if something goes south. Have fun.
JC
Trailers are pretty easy to recover. Take a "good" set of magnetic tail lights and long zip ties to secure them in place. Air tank for any low tires, and stop after the first 5 miles and check trailer bearing covers for excess heat. A little warm is ok, slinging gease or bubbled paint, STOP. I...
Just spoke with his brother(ph # listed in post #1). He has a fleet service headed his way. Truck started out OK, then brake(s) started dragging. Does the A2 have wedge brakes? Also had the override pulled out? -and caged the suspect brake.
JC
Welcome from KY, sounds like you took the bull by the horns and jumped right in. Good for you. Nice truck. The OD virus has mutated to tan. Now find a green unit to complete the collection.
JC
Good to know a reliable individual near Sparta. Ive been leery of buying in WI due to the distance. You're in my contact book Jeff, right below Dennis's listing.
JC
Glad Bob got back with you. He is handy to have around, just in case. His contact maint vehicle is equiped to get a truck running. He is moving a M925 off the lot for me also.
JC
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