How To Replace the Axle Bearings on a Yamaha Raptor 700

[@joegallo1]

GREAT video! Easy decision to support RM ATV when they are continually putting out videos like this. Just did this job, no issues!

[@rmatvmc]

Thank you so much for the support! We're glad this video helped make the job easy.

[@shanestettich8935]

Was wondering, upon removal you removed an oring off the axle on the brake disc side but on installation you referenced an oring on the sprocket side while not putting the oring back on the axle on the brake disc side? I don’t seem to have an oring on the exterior of the sprocket side

[@lovespeed9266]

Thanks watched this video about a million times haha very helpful

[@rmatvmc]

You're welcome! Glad the video helped out.

[@moparmagnum928]

Hi can you also put the upgraded 2 bearing in the carrier instead of the 4 bearings in a raptor 700r 2011 ? Thanks

[@antoniojackson3607]

Didn’t put the o rings back on the axle ?

[@spf-92.5]

Thanks for listing the torques specs on everything so thorough. You guys make great video's.

[@grantoliver3064]

How did your carrier berring come off the axle I’m beating the end of the axle but the berring isn’t separating from the axle

[@streetbeast1876]

I love this and all RMC videos

[@nahuelsanchez4081]

hi.. can you tell me what type of grease you use ? thanks!

[@slickfixjeff]

Put any grease on it. Anything is better than nothing!

[@wademorrison9553]

Awesome video, very helpful . [ NZ ]

[@frankchaffey1789]

What is the special tool for axle nut

[@rmatvmc]

Check out the Motion Pro ATV Axle Nut Wrench Set: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/motion-pro-atv-axle-nut-wrench-set-p

[@GiftedMarksman87]

Nice, I just got a carrier from RM last week. My 06 brake hub is seized solid on axle though, and no amount of penetrating oil, heat, or hammering seems to want to free it up. As such, I liked when you cut the footage to sliding it off by hand 😂

[@madmike476]

I thought I would die of old age before I got it off, we will just see if I need a new brake disc now lol

[@donaldvirzint8611]

Same boat with my 08 right now

[@donaldvirzint8611]

@@madmike476how’d you get it done.

[@GiftedMarksman87]

I soaked overnight in pb blaster for a few days then MAP torch, giant punch and 4 lb hammer with alot of time and effort if I recall right

[@DUNEATV]

Awesome! More Raptor content! 💪🏻

[@D.hobbyist]

you never showed how to grease the carrier bearing housing and show how to and sloppy that sleeve is inside there so can you please tell me why that sleeve is just loose and moving around in there and does the grease stop that

[@D.hobbyist]

what about greesing up your bearing carrier

[@rmatvmc]

Yes, make sure you are greasing it as well, to help the rust and removal process later in the future.

[@isaacmolina2493]

What snap ring pliers are you using ? I can’t find a pair big/strong enough to take that snap ring off. Thanks in advance!

[@sidnorwood4042]

No kidding I'm in the same situation . Putting it back on is worse !

[@danetrainoutdoors834]

Get it open a little bit and get some screwdrivers

[@mexanik_8494]

Привет! Перед установкой тормозного диска ты не поставил резиновое уплотнительное кольцо. Или ты просто не показал это на видео?

[@alexisgirardot4452]

I can't get the axle completely in there's always a 1inch gap snd I've tried to force it in but it just doesn't go. HELP

[@waynelund7705]

Thank you

[@RK777PL]

Good video how often you supposed to do this I put on an hour meter the day I got my ATV I got a 2018 Raptor 700R I got about a hundred hours on there 99.3 to be exact what do you think I do go in water sometimes

[@tylerrodgers4121]

Do it when you feel play in the axle

[@ivantrinidad9311]

I don't understand the minute 8:40. Help mee!

[@rbal2173]

Great video👍

[@jeddiofdesert9388]

Thankyou

[@andrewcorman7192]

i swear i just watched him put 2 bearings in one end? that would be 3 bearings ?

[@Dave-ik3px]

Your not the only one I seen it to but isn't it only 2 one on each side ??

[@sidnorwood4042]

There is two on each side

[@nicolaslachance3800]

thank you