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Does anybody have an exploded view of the bearing area handy?

I noticed that there was a "drool" of oily stuff coming out between the "barrel" and the hub today.

Is there oil in there? It looks to me that it's grease only, but I could be wrong.

Thanks.
 
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8) Bauke

(quoted from post at 03:54:16 06/07/10) Does anybody have an exploded view of the bearing area handy?

I noticed that there was a "drool" of oily stuff coming out between the "barrel" and the hub today.

Is there oil in there? It looks to me that it's grease only, but I could be wrong.

Thanks.
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As far as I know those things just use sealed bearings and open bevel gears in the gear head. If there's grease running out then somebody probably used a lighter grease than they ought to have used.
If you can't rock the rotors on the gear head I wouldn't give it a second thought.
Haybobs were pretty tought. Small/slow to work with, but tough.

Rod
 
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