Posted by Patrick HMD on September 03, 2012 at 21:23:44 from (75.9.214.71):
Well, I went ahead and took the bearing apart anyway after i saw seepage coming out the back of the hub. After I broke down the bearing I understood why their was seepage. The packing grease was more like a real heavy gear oil. Real gooey like. Not very much fun cleaning that stuff out. Once I had it all broke down and the tire off the rim, I decided to give everything a fresh coat of paint.
After power brushing , then dusting everything off with my $39 sand pot from HF, I used the rustoleum self eching primer and hammered aluminum, and used the new Majic IH red from TSC. I really love that red. It looks so good, you almost want to bite into it. It's as red as it gets. Some real nice SS bolts and washers too from Gulf Coast Bolt and Screw. Here's an after picture.
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