oops! (hub failure)

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This happened in my brothers frost proof garage, the hub is from Campag wheel unused for a few years. Looks like a job for both duct tape and superglue
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Duct tape and super glue?!?
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I guess the garage is the best place for hub failures.
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Vorpal wrote:Duct tape and super glue?!?

Quite right - needs Blu Tac, too.
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Greasing the bearings should be really easy now, once you've picked them all up off the floor.
Edit doesn't look loose bearings, don't bother.
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whoof wrote:Greasing the bearings should be really easy now, once you've picked them all up off the floor.

Good line, but they are cartridges, aren't they :D
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Bonefishblues wrote:
whoof wrote:Greasing the bearings should be really easy now, once you've picked them all up off the floor.

Good line, but they are cartridges, aren't they :D


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mice?
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mig wrote:mice?

They'd have issues with standover, I suspect.
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It's not all its cracked up to be. :lol:
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A couple of jubilee clips should fix it. :roll:
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I wouldn't worry about fixing it, I'd worry about whatever's hatched out of it.
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THe Joy of a radial construction...
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I think things got a leettle too tense,or perhaps I spoke to soon......
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