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are the nuts on the axle reverse thread? i really cant tell by looking at them but i have a friend who recently replaced the bearings on his honda 250x and he said that they are reverse thread
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try puting some parts in the freezer
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does the sprocket hub spin off or does it just slide off? i have the two jam nut things off but i cant get the sprocket hub off
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does the sprocket hub spin off or does it just slide off? i have the two jam nut things off but i cant get the sprocket hub off
It slides off. It's on splines. Spray it with oil and tap with a rubber mallet.
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