Thanks for the tip. I was wondering how I would grease those. New sub here

@frankandgordoffroad

5 жыл бұрын

We are always looking for friendly tips as well, all about helping others figure things out. It is really scary that Can-Am does not put a lot of grease in the bearings....not really sure as to why. Anyone going in mud or water holes will be replacing the bearings more often. We expect to re-grease every third ride or so to make sure no water gets in. Cheers👍

@alfredthesavage7793

5 жыл бұрын

@@frankandgordoffroad Anyway, thanks again, Im ordering one tomorrow

Thanks. I'm doing mine, just hit 500 miles on my X3

@frankandgordoffroad

2 жыл бұрын

Both of our Can Am SxS machines need to be done again. Hopefully we can get it done this winter.

I've got 3 so far an none of them fit over my rc axles don't know if there bigger or what it is

You probably busted the seals that prevent Grease from coming out cause your supposed to stop as soon that you see just a little Grease comme out I think,maybe i am wrong

Great video but those blocks on the Jack don’t scream anything but safety hazard .

First thing I'm doing.

@frankandgordoffroad

3 жыл бұрын

We will be doing this once again now that spring is here

What kinda grease are you using

@frankandgordoffroad

Жыл бұрын

It is a high pressure marine grease. We see a lot of water where we ride and didn't want something that wears away easily

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You should never go beyond the torque setting to align the hole, you adjust the torque wrench to the max required setting and find the hole, if it clicks before the hole lines up then you go to the lowest setting and start over. Over torque is just as bad as being under.