FWH and bearings

Apr 06, 2004 12 Replies

Hope someone can help - I need a schematic (and fit/remove instructions) for the free-wheel hubs on my SIII. They're the sort where the entire end cover (rather than a sort of bar thing on the end of the hub) is turned to engage/disengage. I thought I had a set in PDF format stored somewhere, but I can't find it. I need to get it off to change a wheel bearing.



TIA Steve


Do you know what make they are? Jon

Unfortunately, no - which is why I said the whole end turns, hoping that someone would know.

Steve

Is this what you were after?

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Them is sophisticated hubs, you need a spanner to engage mine

I could do with that document as I have oil oozing out on of my hubs, but I get 404 when I try this link. Is there anychance you can mail it to me please? Reply address works

in article c4vdls$2m8okc$ snipped-for-privacy@ID-129032.news.uni-berlin.de, Larry at snipped-for-privacy@larry-arnold.com wrote on 7/4/04 12:10 am:

Bruce thought that ours did on our Series 3 when we bought it and tried turning it with a pair of mole grips - broke the cap off it. Ended up with a new set and donated the spare one.

That link is from my webspace. It was definately working last night, but today the file appears to have dissapeared. No idea why. Ive re-uploaded it again now incase anyone else wants it.

I've also emailed it to you, hope it helps.

This any good?

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Mind you, its supposed to be a 110 but the principle is the same! Must be an early one. Some good stuff on
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if you take thetrouble to search around. Have fun - Mike.

That PDF of mine is the proper manual/instructions for those type of hubs.

I've sorted out my hubs 'n bearings now so I've had time to do a quick surf. Found a site with some great links - full Series manual, gearboxes, overdrive, V8 overhaul manual, D90 w/shop manual, R380 and LT230 manuals all in PDF format. All on

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if anyone's interested.

Steve

Thanks. I'm sorted out now and the job is done, but I'll have a browse. Have a look at

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where there's also loads of stuff in PDF (see my other post in this thread).

Steve

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