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Old 07-11-2013, 09:46 AM   #25
Tony, NY
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Default Re: Buying a hub puller

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Originally Posted by dwick01 View Post
PETE, I'm just trying to learn something here so, what do you mean when you say to "If you lap the hub to the axle when assembling". I'm an old dummy and don't know what "lap" means.
Lap- to polish until smooth.
Put an abrasive compound (valve grinding) on the axle taper and put the hub on and spin it (no key of course) by hand. Take it off and wipe clean to check the surfaces for full contact. Do this number of times required. The compound takes off the high spots until they surfaces match. When the surfaces match you will have the best taper fit you can get and no movement to shear key (if torqued properly) . That's my take on it.
I'm sure I'll be corrected, if wrong.
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