IMG 24- Initial picture showing the bearing edge, where the sprocket will seat up against, with no additional washers or seals, just pressure.
IMG 24- Initial picture showing the bearing edge, where the sprocket will seat up against, with no additional washers or seals, just pressure.
IMG 23- 5Twins has helped us out again, by telling us a tip on how to further prevent leaks, hope this picture does his explanation some justice. Don'
IMG 21- Might be a little messy, but an ounce of prevention. . . adding sealant to back of locking washer.
IMG 19- Locking washer shown with sealant up against sprocket.
IMG 18- Note back of retaining nut has a recess, to help tightly seal against locking washer.
IMG 17- Note correct way of installing 36mm nut.
IMG 16- Top view shows space behind sprocket, where it seats up against the bearing, no seals or washers, just metal to metal.
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IMG 24- Initial picture showing the bearing edge, where the sprocket will seat up against, with no additional washers or seals, just pressure.

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