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Hi everyone; My front wheel bearings are in great shape and are the OLD style, looks like musket balls in there, Can I drive 55-60 down the road with these type bearings?? headscratch ohwell


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Yes you can. Make sure you grease them well. Ball bearing type have been around forever and are reliable if maintained properly.


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38 1.5 ton On your bearings when you adjust feel your hub for heat after driving a little should be barely warm . Caught a rear one too tight that way,if they heat may become a vicious cycle and kill your bearing ! I like to feel the drums and hubs to see if they are all working and know they are not too tight.

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Will do. thumbs_up


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