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Rear drive grease T50 and T80
Original grease is this
The quantity is 150 grams and if I remember correctly you use it all
I use this i find in my country
The quantity is 150 grams and if I remember correctly you use it all
I use this i find in my country
Duckrider- Posts : 253
Join date : 2014-06-08
Age : 64
Location : Athens
Rear Drive Grease T50 & T80
Duckrider wrote:Original grease is this
The quantity is 150 grams and if I remember correctly you use it all
I use this i find in my country
Cheers Duck....
julio745- Posts : 7
Join date : 2022-06-26
Rear Drive Grease T50 & T80
Hi guys how does this part of drive body come off to access the internals plz.(the bit with my right thumb and forefinger on.. ..) Got the hex threaded bearing retainer out along with the bearing and drive, have had all the bolts out, it will turn in place but seems reluctant to ease off? Any advice plz..
Cheers, Julian...
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Cheers, Julian...
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julio745- Posts : 7
Join date : 2022-06-26
Rear Drive Grease T50 & T80
Hello,
From what I see you have already removed the screw from the side of the shaft,
for this purpose I have bought a large screw that goes inside it and protrudes so that I can unscrew it
For this part that rotates after removing the 6 screws, you must carefully place a sharp and wide tool,
for example a screwdriver, between the body of the differential and the rotating part,
in order to make a lever and remove it.
Better to make a lever in two points diametrically opposed.
It is difficult to remove because it fits very well around the perimeter and has an o-ring
It would be good to change the o-ring because over time it will leak from there,
I found all the o-rings and bearings easily in the trade and at a low price
The part connected to the shaft comes out easier together with the two bearings.
Then clean all the metal parts and after weighing 150 ml of grease, place them again.
As you can see, I also have a lot of work to do
From what I see you have already removed the screw from the side of the shaft,
for this purpose I have bought a large screw that goes inside it and protrudes so that I can unscrew it
For this part that rotates after removing the 6 screws, you must carefully place a sharp and wide tool,
for example a screwdriver, between the body of the differential and the rotating part,
in order to make a lever and remove it.
Better to make a lever in two points diametrically opposed.
It is difficult to remove because it fits very well around the perimeter and has an o-ring
It would be good to change the o-ring because over time it will leak from there,
I found all the o-rings and bearings easily in the trade and at a low price
The part connected to the shaft comes out easier together with the two bearings.
Then clean all the metal parts and after weighing 150 ml of grease, place them again.
As you can see, I also have a lot of work to do
Duckrider- Posts : 253
Join date : 2014-06-08
Age : 64
Location : Athens
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