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Old 07-19-2011, 04:49 AM   #1
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Dexter EZ Lube Hub Removal Question

Can someone tell me how to remover the nut retainer from the nut? I have the TT jacked up, removed the rubber plug and see the retained but it will not come off.
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There is a lot of info at the Dexter Axle web site. This link has info about maintenance of the bearings.
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There is a lot of info at the Dexter Axle web site. This link has info about maintenance of the bearings.
Been there no help.
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Been there no help.
But have you looked at the specific file that edj attached, or did you just go to the Dexter site? The attached document tells you clearly that the retainer just snaps in place. It must be pried off, then can be snapped back in place.

Here is a link that shows you what the retainer looks like. Should make it clear how it comes off. I also have a photo available if you need more help.

E-Z Lube Retainer Nut Kit

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I think he is looking for pictures....http://dexteraxle.com/i/u/1080235/f/..._Lube_3-09.pdf

Do you have the older style tang washer or the newer style?
here is the tang washer.
Replacement Spindle Washer - Tang Type for E-Z Lube TruRyde Trailer Spindles 5-101
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I think he is looking for pictures....http://dexteraxle.com/i/u/1080235/f/..._Lube_3-09.pdf

Do you have the older style tang washer or the newer style?
here is the tang washer.
Replacement Spindle Washer - Tang Type for E-Z Lube TruRyde Trailer Spindles 5-101
I have the new type and they just will not come off. I have tried to pry them off with a thin screwdriver, a punch, and pull them off with pliers. No cigar.
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