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"Make sure to grease the seal in the diff. I used grease liberally on the splines and sealing surfaces. "

Did you use same grease that came with CV boot repair kit?

I honestly can't remember what grease I used. The grease pack would be fine to use if you like. I keep several types around for
Equipment maintenance so I could have grabbed anything.
 
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Same question here I could not get the joint out, may be Im too gentle tapping? :confused:

First question is, do you need to remove the balls?

Next, I did have to hammer pretty hard to get the first one out. They get easier after that. Just don't punch the races or the ball itself.
 
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First question is, do you need to remove the balls?

Next, I did have to hammer pretty hard to get the first one out. They get easier after that. Just don't punch the races or the ball itself.

Yes, I had to go to the shop and use same punch tool you did and place it in vice , then it was easier to get it off, I did not take balls out , beacuse all looks clean , but had to put cv boot. All good now, it will be easy next time. Now back to my double wheel project.
 
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Yes, I had to go to the shop and use same punch tool you did and place it in vice , then it was easier to get it off, I did not take balls out , beacuse all looks clean , but had to put cv boot. All good now, it will be easy next time. Now back to my double wheel project.
Double wheel project??? What did I miss?
 
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I'm tempted to show one pic? Interested? :)
Have a kit to try on ATV with 10 mm lug nuts, but my friend still have chains and dont want to take off until Spring :( and I want to test ride without chains.

For Honda I need to fabricate 12 mm coupler nuts, looks like 10 mm was easy to re-thread into 12 mm. Did with one nut, will need to finish rest. and then try on Pioneer 500.
 
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Here we go :), once tested , will post my impression, so far what I see they are positive and pricing is very right :)

At least they are ready to roll for ATVs with 10 mm thread.

Gka extention
 
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Reassembly is pretty straight forward. Just be sure to use grease everywhere prior to reassembly.
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Here it is all back together.
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The next step is to wait for the UPS man to bring the new boot.

More to come.....

Joe
I took mine apart and after cleaning my markings rubbed off. I have tried for two hrs to get the balls in the holes get to the last one and it's impossible to get in. I see there are different sizes and one end of it is bigger than the other but I can't figure it out. My fingers are raw from trying to put it together so many times... Any ideas
 
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I took mine apart and after cleaning my markings rubbed off. I have tried for two hrs to get the balls in the holes get to the last one and it's impossible to get in. I see there are different sizes and one end of it is bigger than the other but I can't figure it out. My fingers are raw from trying to put it together so many times... Any ideas
I didn't even keep up with the order of the balls when I took them out. Mine went back in easily so I'm not sure what is going on. Sorry!
 
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I know this is an old thread, but do you have any part # for the boots you used? Thinking about getting a couple before the takeover. I may just pickup a speare front and rear axle.

Thanks, Mike
 
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I know this is an old thread, but do you have any part # for the boots you used? Thinking about getting a couple before the takeover. I may just pickup a speare front and rear axle.

Thanks, Mike

I don't remember the part number. I went on Rocky Mountain ATV website and looked up a kit for the pioneer 700. I believe it was the "all balls" brand. Seemed to be ok.
 
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I know this is an old thread, but do you have any part # for the boots you used? Thinking about getting a couple before the takeover. I may just pickup a speare front and rear axle.

Thanks, Mike
All Balls CV Boot Kit | ATV | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

I've had the replacement on for a few months now. It is working just like it should. I too ordered a replacement to put in my tool bag.
 
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I will check them out, thanks

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Hey Tram remember that both rear axles are identical but the fronts are both different. So if you're packing spares you'll need left front, right front, and rear.
 
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Hey Tram remember that both rear axles are identical but the fronts are both different. So if you're packing spares you'll need left front, right front, and rear.
I noticed that while surfing. But thanks for the heads up. Thats 300 to 600 for spares


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