It took 3hrs for the two of us to do the other side too.
I've always packed the bearings on my personal vehicles since before I was old enough to drive. My partner has packed his bearings twice on his coach, so I guess you could say we knew what we were doing, we're just slow? We did a thorough proper job and that takes time. It took us 12 man hrs?
Makes me wonder what kind of job a shop would do when they quote 2 or 3 hrs?
Here may be a few reasons why it took us so long:
1) It was a long walk to my tool box at the back of the coach.
2) We didn't have a 1" pneumatic impact, we used a breaker bar and cheater pipe
3) We did use a torque wrench when necessary
4) we removed and cleaned all parts completely using mineral spirits and brake parts cleaner and hand repacked the bearings w/grease
5) we did the lengthy bearing set procedure that Monaco/Roadmaster recommends since it has been successful on my partners coach twice.
6) we were definitely slow and having too much fun
Its been my experience that if you ask 6 different mechanics how they set bearings you'll get 6 different answers.