P1000 Wheel bearing greaser

[Smitty335]

Yeah, but you drive a rzr. Lol

Where is the nasty stuff coming out?

They've been doing this for years on boat trailers, only it's built into the hub. Now there's an idea, grease sert behind the center cap on the wheel.

 

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[BeerMonkey]

They've been doing this for years on boat trailers, only it's built into the hub. Now there's an idea, grease sert behind the center cap on the wheel.

^he's got a point. I couldnt use it. i have a hard time not crushing my center caps as it is.

 

[Smitty335]

^he's got a point. I couldnt use it. i have a hard time not crushing my center caps as it is.

Don't have in gouges on my center cap yet, but my wheels are a different story.

 

[Smitty335]

^he's got a point. I couldnt use it. i have a hard time not crushing my center caps as it is.

A racing buddy of mine, him not me, showed me a neat trick with sealed bearings. Very carefully pry the seal out of a sealed bearing add grease to a brand new bearing, reinstall seals, now you have a sealed bearing full of grease instead of little.

 

[Delton]

I'm passing on being test dummy this time. I'll wait for somebody's review.

 

[Plumber32]

@JTW . Bring it with to the takeover every year and I'll use it there!

 

[Smitty335]

^he's got a point. I couldnt use it. i have a hard time not crushing my center caps as it is.

Drill and tap hub spindle for sert, make grease passage to area on both sides of bearing perpendicular to hub shafts don't use sealed bearings, that's how boat trailers hubs are made.

 

[JTW]

im sure in the bearing regard there isnt much difference lol.

between bearing and hub i believe, havent paid that close attention.

You silly monkey... don't you know Honda's are impervious to breaking!?

 

[JTW]

They've been doing this for years on boat trailers, only it's built into the hub. Now there's an idea, grease sert behind the center cap on the wheel.

Isn't that basically what a buddy bearing is?

 

[JTW]

@JTW . Bring it with to the takeover every year and I'll use it there!

I'm sure it will be in my kit

 

[JTW]

Drill and tap hub spindle for sert, make grease passage to area on both sides of bearing perpendicular to hub shafts don't use sealed bearings, that's how boat trailers hubs are made.

 

[BeerMonkey]

You silly monkey... don't you know Honda's are impervious to breaking!?

YEA i was reminded of that on the rescue missions i tagged along in and parking lot repairs i helped with during the take over. but im sure that kinda stuff never happens it was all just a fluke

 

[Smitty335]

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I think I have mentioned this before

 

[Smitty335]

Isn't that basically what a buddy bearing is?

No The spindle has no grease passage to put new grease right on bearing

 

[JTW]

YEA i was reminded of that on the rescue missions i tagged along in and parking lot repairs i helped with during the take over. but im sure that kinda stuff never happens it was all just a fluke

Lol.. should'a bought a Kubota!

 

[patpete]

I got one from “machined integrations “ works great. Remember to turn as you pump grease in. I was really surprised when my brand new wheel bearing took 40 pumps of grease before any came out

 

[popeye]

A racing buddy of mine, him not me, showed me a neat trick with sealed bearings. Very carefully pry the seal out of a sealed bearing add grease to a brand new bearing, reinstall seals, now you have a sealed bearing full of grease instead of little.

Been doing that on my dirt bikes and quads since I was knee high to a grass hopper. Have found over the years a razor blade to the outside edge of the seal to pry out removes it, and won’t disturb the inner seal portion

 

[JTW]

I got one from “machined integrations “ works great. Remember to turn as you pump grease in. I was really surprised when my brand new wheel bearing took 40 pumps of grease before any came out

Ummmm, me thinks you may have put too much in there. I would expect you’ll have a mess on your hands before long.

 

[popeye]

Ummmm, me thinks you may have put too much in there. I would expect you’ll have a mess on your hands before long.

Watch this video, granted it’s of a canam bearing, but I’m sure Honda’s come with minimal grease also

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[Mobius396]

How often are you guys greasing your bearings if your not mudding? Is this something that should be done fairly soon after purchase?