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Re: probably a stupid wheel question but........
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Posted by jeff on February 17, 2004 at 11:36:34 from (216.107.17.136):
In Reply to: probably a stupid wheel question but........ posted by Dennis on February 16, 2004 at 13:00:49:
Wait till you get the wheels off. On the inside of the hub is a seal. Old and dry and torn and leaks water ETC. Replace the nice rusty bearings. Wash out the hub with kerosine or with a little gas mixed in, OUT SIDE IN THE YARD, and get the hub spotless. Also gently sraighten out the hub caps and put a nice thick hand made cork gasket there so no more water can get in. If you have knuckel problems or linkage, that is a whole nother story! The front hubs on my dads 300 I drilled and fitted grease fittings a long time ago. Once you fill the hub with grease do a once a year gentle pump with the grease gun till a little grease just ozzes out of the rear seal.
Jeff
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