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   Dusty MI  
   
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     Topic: 720 front wheel spindalPosted: 06 Aug 2019 at 4:52pm  | 
 
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   I posted on here, in the past couple of weeks, somewhere here, about a front wheel bearing going out.
 
   
  Well today I see that the new seal had worked it's way part way out and was not turning with the hub. So I put a bead of Red Theradlocker on the edge that is pressed into the hub and pressed it back into the hub. I'll let it set for the night and see what happens. Hope I don't  regret using Threadlocker on it. Dusty  
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   CTuckerNWIL  
   
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     Posted: 06 Aug 2019 at 6:24pm | 
 
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   It may not lock it in, but it won't hurt anything. I used to use a ton of Green 680 Loctite when I worked on machine tools and never had a problem getting things back apart when necessary. 
   
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     Posted: 06 Aug 2019 at 6:41pm | 
 
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   Have used red thread locker (Loctite) to hold part to arbor in lathe to take a light cut off od, press arbor out hit with emery cloth on inside good to go,  no chuck marks on id.   
   
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