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From: "martell" <martell@att.net>
To: <lancair.list@olsusa.com>
Subject: Bob Jude
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 17:13:49 -0400
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Bob -- I tried to send the following direct, but it was rejected -- new
e-mail address??

I have used the "spacer on the axel" approach with great success for over
two years.  I found some tubing that just fits over the axel, and nearly
fills up the inner bore of the wheel.  It took a bit of work trimming to the
correct length so that the bearings were tight -- or better said, not loose.
About the same time I heard great things about Castrol Syntec grease.  I
used that also -- so it may be the combination.  It has gone through 2
annuals (pack bearings) and several checks when it was on jacks for
something else.  Everything is great.

By the way, I finally ran out of Castrol Syntec grease and can't find any in
this area -- any out your way??

Regards,
    martell

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