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Bulldog

Well-known member

Equipment
M 9000 DTC, L 3000 DT
Mar 30, 2010
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80
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Rocky Face, Georgia
I took my hubs off my 7100 and welded beads on the inside to build them up. When I put them back on they could be tightnened down and wouldn't move.
 

DitchFisher

New member

Equipment
B7610, FEL, BH, Land Pride Rotary Cutter
Apr 1, 2013
15
0
0
Sedro-Woolley, WA
Finally stopped raining long enough for me to put on the new hubs. Fixed the problem, no more play and no more noise. There was a lot of wear on the old hubs and a little wear on the axel. The new hubs are definitely beefier than the OEM's.
Again thanks for all the help, especially Bulldog for your last post. The wife was complaining about spending the money and said "can't you do something else", I showed her your post about welding a bead, and she started laughing and when she stopped said "order the hubs". My lack of welding skills are legendary around this house. She can be mean sometimes.
By the way someone did weld a bead on both of the hubs you can see it in the photo.
Bob
 

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