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Old 12-26-2020, 08:11 AM   #79
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Re: old style locking hubs

Can you imagine how those 'screws' would get pack with mud? And the slots aren't that deep. You would definitely want to keep a little wire brush tethered to that tool. And that tool? Better know where that is before deciding to hit the slop

I have one set of hubs that are, what I think, early automatic hubs. They are Dualmatic or Selectro. No knob, just a shiny stainless cover. It appears to be just press-fit on. I'll have to dig those out for pictures. I have never attempted to disassemble one
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