Very helpful video and just what I needed right now as I have an Ifor to do at the moment. Getting the hub nuts loose is already the first problem but I've just ordered a heavier bar and 3/4" drive socket. Thanks, once I'm past the hub nuts issues, then the rest of this will be incredibly helpful.
I just got an ifor williams trailer second hand that I needed to do this maintenance on. I bottled it though and dropped it off at Hexham trailers. Nice to hear another Northumbrian. I'm just down the road in Blyth. Very informative video.
@lifeoftreedom, thanks for the comment. One of the reasons for the channel is to help others to do some of these jobs themselves. I'm not trained in anything, and still make plenty of mistakes , but if I can do it, then so can you. I was born and raised in County Durham, but my fatha was born in Blyth, so I've probably got a bit of a hotchpotch of dialects in there...mixed with a lot of mumbling. Stay safe in the treetops and good luck with your channel.
Hi @AngusAbbott-qf8xm I'm not sure how, but it was seriously tight. I had the same problem with my locking wheel stud on the car. I broke two sockets trying to get one off. It was only two months since I had the wheel off and I definitely didn't over tighten it. One of life's mysteries.
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Very helpful video and just what I needed right now as I have an Ifor to do at the moment. Getting the hub nuts loose is already the first problem but I've just ordered a heavier bar and 3/4" drive socket. Thanks, once I'm past the hub nuts issues, then the rest of this will be incredibly helpful.
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I just got an ifor williams trailer second hand that I needed to do this maintenance on. I bottled it though and dropped it off at Hexham trailers. Nice to hear another Northumbrian. I'm just down the road in Blyth. Very informative video.
@lifeoftreedom, thanks for the comment.
One of the reasons for the channel is to help others to do some of these jobs themselves. I'm not trained in anything, and still make plenty of mistakes , but if I can do it, then so can you.
I was born and raised in County Durham, but my fatha was born in Blyth, so I've probably got a bit of a hotchpotch of dialects in there...mixed with a lot of mumbling.
Stay safe in the treetops and good luck with your channel.
Great video just what I needed. Can I ask if you are using 45 socket? I’ve got 46 and it feels a bit slack on the nut. Cheers.
It’s a 45mm, just finished servicing mine.
@almusti. I can't remember, but I'll check tomorrow when I'm back at work.
@@61specialthank you in advance!
As Angus 57 says, it's probably 45mm but I must have used a 46mm as I've just checked my socket set and I don't have a 45mm.
Hope that helps.
Thank you for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow that 3rd one would have defeated me, how did it go so tight?
Hi @AngusAbbott-qf8xm
I'm not sure how, but it was seriously tight. I had the same problem with my locking wheel stud on the car. I broke two sockets trying to get one off. It was only two months since I had the wheel off and I definitely didn't over tighten it.
One of life's mysteries.