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[quote="rttam"]if your confident with your mechanical skills and have patience it isnt too bad a job but if your in any doubt id get a 2nd hand axle. just find a lot of good axles are being thrown away because people cant be a**e to change the bearings it doesnt always ruin the stub. i rebuilt mine over the winter was only on 65k but i thought id do it as a matter of course while i was adjusting the rear height so i know the axle will stay good[/quote]
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