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Silver King Front Wheel

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Jason(PA)

10-24-2004 08:37:17




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Does anyone know how you would grease the front wheel on a 3 wheel model 42 ? How is it made in there? How would it ever come apart? I just got a Service Manual and it says nothing about it. Thank You!!




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Jason(PA)

10-24-2004 19:16:04




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 Re: Silver King Front Wheel in reply to Jason(PA), 10-24-2004 08:37:17  
When you talk about the two nuts on both sides of the wheel are you referring to the two cast parts that are round in witch the long bolt goes threw? When you turn the one side the other side turns as well. Almost like they are one piece. Its kind of hard to explain. Im not sure if all the Silver kings where made the same or not. Thanks for your help.



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Larry from MD

10-25-2004 05:28:38




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 Re: Silver King Front Wheel in reply to Jason(PA), 10-24-2004 19:16:04  
Yes the nuts are not 6 sided like regular ones.You have to hold one while turning the other.The center parts rotate as one in the center of the bearings.The nuts may be tight at first but will turn easy.



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Jason(PA)

10-25-2004 17:11:05




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 Re: Silver King Front Wheel in reply to Larry from MD, 10-25-2004 05:28:38  
Ok,I get what you are saying now. Thanks alot!!



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Larry from MD

10-24-2004 12:31:30




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 Re: Silver King Front Wheel in reply to Jason(PA), 10-24-2004 08:37:17  
Most have a grease zerk, it could be broke off.To remove take out the bolt through the center and the hub and wheel will slide out.Then there are two nuts one on each side that screw in and ajust the bearings.Unscrew one side and the inner parts will slide out the other side.The bearings can be replaced or packed by hand at this point.



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