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Dave39B

11-21-2007 18:07:22




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Hey guys I'm about to put my B back together and this may sound stupid but could ya tell me how to put the rear wheels back on.I just want to do it right and have never done one with wedges and bolts so to avoid too much trial and error with it I could use some pointers.Thanks in advance
Dave
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Eldon (WA)

11-22-2007 12:58:31




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave39B, 11-21-2007 18:07:22  
Put one of the non-eccentric ones on first and tighten it down. Rotate it to the top and hang the wheel on it putting the drive lug (the bump on the rim with stops) on it. Make sure the valve stem is located in a cut-out of the hub. Install the rest of them as per other posts.



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DS Mi

11-22-2007 09:23:24




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave39B, 11-21-2007 18:07:22  
Carefull with impact wrench.It's easy to break them with air.



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Dave 39B

11-22-2007 09:10:33




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave39B, 11-21-2007 18:07:22  
Glad you guys told me they go side by side cause I was sure they went across from each other.Glad I asked I'm tired of doing things two or three times.Old the one you sent me will werk,it was what I needed,also sounds like your hunt and hunters did great,good job.We will be headin back to the cabin fer muzzle loader season.



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old

11-22-2007 10:36:02




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave 39B, 11-22-2007 09:10:33  
Happy to here that part worked for you. Out of the 4 hunter we had on my place we got 12 deer so far. Smoke pole hunting starts tomorrow and then the first part of Dec. doe season opens. Son saw a 14 point buck yesterday so thats the main reason I'm going to try muzzle loader again I'm gunning for him Plus if I do shot one with the smoke pole it will be a fisrt for me

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old

11-21-2007 19:46:31




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave39B, 11-21-2007 18:07:22  
Well its like this. You have 4 holes for the wedges, right?? well you put 2 of them side by side as in the none adjustable ones. Then you take the other 2 and put them side by side. That way you tighten them up both up and down both ways. So I guess you got the one I sent you and its going to work ok?

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JMS/.MN

11-21-2007 19:33:17




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 Re: Rear wheels in reply to Dave39B, 11-21-2007 18:07:22  
The wedges go adjacent to one another, not opposite each other. That tightens the rim to the wheel center.



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