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do i need a new axle

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Posted by: the freak

i think this thing is done, i bought a new carrier because i killed the old barrings. i think they have meltted onto the axle but im not sure. what do you guys think. can i use this one or do i need a new one. thanks for any help you can give me



Posted by: the freak

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Posted by: NRTHBUSH

looks ok.... is it realy rough.....? was it loose....?



Posted by: the freak

it wasnt lose until i took it to breezwood and then i felt something but i wasnt sure what it was. then i finally figured it out when i could see the axle moveing back and forth about 1/4 inch. when i took out the carrier the barring were gone and the carrier had to be replaced. i dont want to put it back together and mess up the new stuff.



Posted by: the freak

also i havent put it back in yet with the new carrier. i was scard to mess it up. if its not loose should it be ok. does anyone have a pic of a new axle so i can see what it looks like



Posted by: scruff_mcruff

that looks fine to me. you can always weld it up and turn it back to size. (thats what id do).



Posted by: JW450R1

Take a new bearing and slide it over the axle,to see if it is loose or not.The inner race for the sprocket looks a little grooved,that may let water seep by the carrier seals.



Posted by: CDCHONDAS

I think your sprocket hub is the bigger concern as it will not make good contact with the seal



Posted by: HPIcamaross

Go the extra mile and get a new axle...i had the same problem when my bearings went...they chipped the axle apart...if you put the bearing carrier over that axle like it is now, it will just wobble up and down and tear out the bearings again



Posted by: Dragsz09

I had the same problem.. i got the old sprocket pressed out and i got a new lsr hub and put it on.. and it worked good ever since..





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