On the brake plates I only had one raggedy bit of felt which I think is meant to stop grease from flying out the bearings onto the shoes.
I had no felt to replace it with so used some 22mm foam insulation normally used in plumbing, not sure if this will be suitable but I don't expect it would burn out as it will be pressing against a greasy face.
If it is effective it may be worthwhile to try, unless some one here has tried already?
Brake hub wiper/seal
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Re: Brake hub wiper/seal
Good thinking. The pipe insulation is not going to be absorbent as felt though. In case you need them try : www.recambiousado.com who have them in stock, I believe.
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Re: Brake hub wiper/seal
Fully sealed bearings, usually with 2RS suffix, won't need the felt seal to stop grease going where it shouldn't.
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Re: Brake hub wiper/seal
Jordan wrote:Fully sealed bearings, usually with 2RS suffix, won't need the felt seal to stop grease going where it shouldn't.
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Re: Brake hub wiper/seal
Yes, I done that with the chain drive bearing but the others are in good condition so will keep for now.
I can't remember seeing a bearing retainer circlip on the hubs, just a plain ring sitting outside the bearings, how to deal with that?
Regards
I can't remember seeing a bearing retainer circlip on the hubs, just a plain ring sitting outside the bearings, how to deal with that?
Regards
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