Yeah we caught it pretty quick. Probably didn't have more than 15 to 20 hours on it. Replaced belt and master cylinder too. Now they can ride again. Have a Blessed Evening Duke. Justin
@@homegrowncountryhomeplace hey man i'm considering picking up a used one of these for my young sons but i'm worried about way too much maintenance. i've checked some other videos and people are saying these break down a bunch and are saying it's junk. curious on your thoughts thanks
Hello Rick! These are sealed bearings. I hope these last longer than the OE. I will try Timken bearings next time if these don't last. Hope you are doing good! Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin
I used a pry bar and pliers to get mine off. But if it is frozen real bad, you may have to heat the race up and pry it off. Last resort would be to have to cut or chisel it off. Hope this helps. Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin
Another quality job done Justin.
Thank you Joey. Have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin
yeah you got to replace the housing if it gets beat out...got to love anti-seeze...good fix Dad!
Yeah we caught it pretty quick. Probably didn't have more than 15 to 20 hours on it. Replaced belt and master cylinder too. Now they can ride again. Have a Blessed Evening Duke. Justin
@@homegrowncountryhomeplace hey man i'm considering picking up a used one of these for my young sons but i'm worried about way too much maintenance. i've checked some other videos and people are saying these break down a bunch and are saying it's junk. curious on your thoughts thanks
@@earlmergelsberg6127 I think they are cheap but the motor seems to be good. Parts dont last to long. Have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin
Nice work! Are those guys sealed?
Hello Rick! These are sealed bearings. I hope these last longer than the OE. I will try Timken bearings next time if these don't last. Hope you are doing good! Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin
Man how in the world did you get the race off? Mine is STUCK
I used a pry bar and pliers to get mine off. But if it is frozen real bad, you may have to heat the race up and pry it off. Last resort would be to have to cut or chisel it off. Hope this helps. Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin
Thanks for the reply! Finally got it off using some heat and found the right size chisel to get on the backside.