July 12, 201114 yr Author Harbor Freight calls their kit a "Front Wheel Bearing Adapters." Not a name easily remembered or very descriptive. Pretty similar to a hub tamer or Hub Shark in operation. Upon opening my kit, I found no instructions. I went to the Hub Shark website, studied their instructions to figure out how to use my kit. Cost wise, I saved some money doing it myself, vs having a garage do the work. The kit should be useful in other work. Cost is about $100, including sales tax.
July 12, 201114 yr Harbor Freight calls their kit a "Front Wheel Bearing Adapters." Not a name easily remembered or very descriptive. Pretty similar to a hub tamer or Hub Shark in operation. Upon opening my kit, I found no instructions. I went to the Hub Shark website, studied their instructions to figure out how to use my kit. awesome - those instructions helped then? i need to tackle one of these some day, i still haven't dug into one yet, i've always just swapped entire hubs, except three times i've taken the hub/bearings to a shop for them to do it.
July 12, 201114 yr Author awesome - those instructions helped then? i need to tackle one of these some day, i still haven't dug into one yet, i've always just swapped entire hubs, except three times i've taken the hub/bearings to a shop for them to do it. Grossgary.............. Yes, the instructions did help. Drop me a PM, if you want to know more specific details about using one of these hub/bearing kits. The kit does work well enough for me to advise using one. I have more advise on how to use the kit, but don't want to tie up this forum with small talk ..........Rooster2
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