How To Replace The Front Wheel Bearings On Your ATV - PART 2

[@whytepirate]

Your videos are, by far, the best "how to" videos on the web. Thanks.

[@pavid501]

The fact that you didn't use any special tools makes me a lot more confident that I can do this myself. Good work.

[@Ajs2654]

Thank you Dony for Part 1 and 2. Somebody never doing this before, your video made it very easy. The issue for me was I had to rent a hub puller because it was seized on. After that it was pretty much okay. Thanks again.

[@mellee8394]

what a great job of showing how to do this. thank you the best I have seen plus the way he talks as he works. awesome job

[@donyboy73]

thanks man

[@mellee8394]

I am getting ready to do mine on my arctic Cat this will help me out a lot again thanks.

[@wexfordrd]

great vid. full of tips. i will watch this one again. thanks a lot for making this. it was perfect timing for my project. always enjoy your methodical mind.

[@patf8845]

Hey man. Ive been watching your videos for a while now. I really find your videos amazing. I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart that you take time out to share your knowledge with us.

[@staticsix1]

Dude by watching your videos you have saved me about a ton of money

[@bobjones3846]

Nice job !! Now when my friend needs to fix his atv bearing I know where to look for help !! Keep the helpful videos ,They have help me to do things I was not sure I know how to do my self . Like rebuild my carb on my snowblower with the Tec . 8 hp motor.

[@johngiff2978]

Great job done with simple tools and after market parts and a perfect explanation, technique and video to get the job done without paying a small fortune. Thank you Sir!

[@Thebowzer221]

Nothing new here. Another excellent video, of a job being done correctly. Thanks Dony. From Bowzer

[@patrickbarker2917]

Thanks. Good job. Help guys like me with old stuff. Thanks again.

[@zx8401ztv]

Loverly job mate. Also using the outside ring from an old bearing can be used to push a bearing in past the surface, without the centre being touched, it works as ive tryed it :-) Could be used with seals as well. So dont throw your old bearings away when they may be handy later as a tool. Allways enjoy your tutorials donny :-)

[@hurstshiftin9873]

Right on dony boy! Great Channel.

[@RCkid8]

traded my 125cc lifan for a 2010 honda trx420 rancher 2wd. needs new battery and map sensor and wheel bearing (front left tire) thought it was gonna be costly but now i know i can easily do it my self so stoked :D thanks for the video great job!

[@bucknuts6762]

excellent information video and I give you an A-plus for not using vulgar language

[@donyboy73]

thanks russell, i don't get too many atvs in here

[@jeffs93z28]

Very good video. You explain everything very well.

[@donyboy73]

thanks

[@donyboy73]

thanks for watching Bob

[@Patrick4959]

Good Job Donyboy73 love the Auto work on the vehicle its always better to feel safe than sorry :)

[@russellyoung2900]

Donny, Sometimes it helps to put a bit of Vaseline or light suspension grease in the backside of the seal when installing without a seal driver. Doing this will help prevent having the spring come off the seal which would allow the seal to leak oil out, or dirt in

[@jembo1959]

Excellent video explained very well as you proceeded through the job.

[@rogeliovalenciach]

Gracias amigo muy fácil y bien explicado paso por paso, muchas gracias a toda la gente como tu que se molestan en hacer estos videos para ayudar a los novatos y quitarse de los mecánicos dejo estos...mil gracias espero lo traduzcas soy de México

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

Great tutorial, Dony. Thanks for sharing.

[@Will.GM11]

Great video. I love how to videos. I do need a video on how to replace the rear wheel bearings on my 2003 Suzuki eiger 400

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

Good Job Don! Could use exhaust pipe or large socket for bearing tap in.TU

[@ismojo1]

thanks for your videos, they have been a lot of help!

[@donyboy73francais]

you're welcome, make sure to subscribe

[@VBC17]

Thank you so much for posting this! Would you happen to know where I could find the dimensions for the a-arm mounts on the frame? I am needing the vertical spacing from the upper and lower frame mounts as well as center left to center right dimensions of the upper and lower a arm mounts (or the distance that the lower mount is set inboard on the lower mount)

[@pennypingu]

Can you make an outtakes video so we can see the bloopers of when you mess up really bad?

[@kelseykowalchuk630]

Great Video. What type of new grease are you using when reinstalling everything? And is the type you use important?

[@Deadbuck73]

Great job as always!

[@mattcasdorph]

Im having trouble getting the bearings out of a 2WD front Kawasaki hub. The bearings are not moving at all. Im using a large impact socket and a sledge and those bearings are not budging. No clip either.

[@cougarspeed]

Awesome video, keep up the good work

[@2old4fpv-k8y]

Use the old bearing to tap in the new one. Less chance of damage

[@Guklaim]

Homer x u R right

[@mbm460ns9]

Put your bearing in the freezer and heat up the hub it will fall into place

[@donyboy73]

thanks Ron

[@Tristan102100]

do you do any starter rebiolds on atvs? my atv has a dual funtion charger-starter. it charges but doesent start do you think the brushed are dirty?

[@superbee6270]

Good job Dony !!!

[@donyboy73]

+Gilles Godin thanks Gilles

[@michealgabriel4692]

hey donyboy i got a new go kart and the back wheels have the same play as in the video i dont know wats going on becuase it is new i only had it for a couple of months but it doesnt affect the way it drives

[@dirtmister16]

hey donny, just a couple things i wanted to point out to you. you can use a piece of hardwood to hit bearings in. or a piece of 4x4 cut to size. also a socket the proper diameter to the outside of the bearing. same goes with seals. also just dab of grease does help some. good videos otherwise.

[@unplugged4581]

Hey I have a question. But first I like to say your video really helped me out thank you. Now I want to ask the spacers that Go between the brains, what is the reason for it to be there? And I was told it was ok if you don't have the spacer there is that ok to do and still be adel to ride with out it?

[@donyboy73]

thanks for the tips

[@wagnew73]

Great Video very helpful

[@VintageOutboardMan]

thanks again for the nice video Dony!

[@hllywd964]

great video!...why not buy a cheap Harbor Freight shop press...would make life alittle easier!!...Love your vids!!

[@nealmorris6759]

Best I have ever seen

[@aussiek08]

Great video

[@donyboy73]

hopefully it will work out well on yours

[@tsport_tommy7891]

Hey dony got a question related to motorbikes I have a problem with my starter on my pitbike alls it does is clicks and doesn't start the engine battey was new and bike was is it a common problem with new starter motors

[@zeenanish1115]

Great video. Really helped alot

[@jeremythiel2550]

Thanks dony for the nice video. !

[@donyboy73]

lol, i,ve been trying to gather some up to do exactly that, just so busy!

[@Danny121988]

Awesome. Thankyou. I have a 2009 Honda 450r

[@25motorsports]

good advise plan english very easy to follow, thanks much

[@Tristan102100]

just a random thought: do you simply throw all the parts into a container or water bottle then use the video to figure out which ones go where or do you put them on a piece of cardboard or how do you do it?

[@donyboy73]

yes that was the point of this video although some didn't realize that by their comments

[@donyboy73]

thanks man

[@donyboy73]

thanks bowzer

[@thefitzwater4805]

Awesome. Awesome. Awesome

[@donyboy73]

thank you sir!

[@lelandharper2099]

Great video!!!

[@bobjones3846]

One other question Dony, Will this work on most other makes of ATV ?? like Artic cat Ect......

[@jbkuztoms5329]

Thanks really helpful

[@357mag1977]

Awesome..thanks again!

[@Gleb1986Kiev]

What grease do you use?

[@ejr4140]

i wish my quad hubs were this easy

[@donyboy73]

any wheel bearing grease, I show it in my last Q&A

[@zyplex1]

Good job don, could off used your vice and your socket to press does bearings in, but a thumbs up for sure:-))

[@tsport_tommy7891]

Is a starter motor worthless if it Doesent work to start an engine

[@Tristan102100]

do you think 110 american dollars is too much for a used one?

[@donyboy73]

yes sir

[@SuperDd40]

insted of using a socket you can use the old bearing to hit on

[@donyboy73]

yes

[@donyboy73]

rarely, i give people the choice of an aftermarket one or the more expensive oem

[@jake28hyde]

hay cool vid nice job

[@Tristan102100]

if you bend the ends 3 or 4 times they simply break off. i agree.

[@EngineMechanic128]

hey donyboy do you ever work on cars

[@MrLavalui]

wow, well done Dony, I have 07 Rincon, u think it should be just about the same? ive had it since new, never need it bearrings until now, i noticed quite abit of play, allitle more then what urs had, so i imagine, it prob should of been done early, but hey, im new at this anyways...lol... so ur video was so awesome to watch, i will have the laptop in the garage playing the video so i can follow ur steps... thanks agin and keep up the great videos... LIKED / FOLLOWED /SHARED !!

[@donyboy73]

thanks, yes they are all similar but with differences

[@donyboy73]

you're welcome

[@VB0224]

Very good video!! I am about to do my first. VeeBald

[@g6qwerty]

Heat up the spindle and put the bearings in the freezer, then they should go in really easy.

[@donyboy73]

just rebuilt the foreman that was in my shop

[@donyboy73]

usually put them in a container, the video is always there in case i need it ofr reference

[@sal1964]

nice vid tu.

[@donyboy73]

will be different but very similar

[@donyboy73]

god tip

[@italiano5549]

Mi manca pocco e finisco tutti i tuoi video. Sei forte. Che fine a fatto la bici a motore ? Ceao.

[@FergH-K]

you should really use a brass headed, nylon or rubber headed hammer or mallet to tap in bearings....

[@watchmartinbastin]

Put yolk in oven 275 and bearings in freezer and boom! Easy to install

[@estrelladelnorte1308]

i normally use the old bearing to tap the new one.

[@awsomeassistantthebest1825]

Use a peace of wood never hit the bearing with a hammer or metal, or use a press with adapter kit harbor Freight has the kit I think

[@donyboy73]

good morning! lol

[@mar3jal]

Merci

[@gabbleredneck6318]

That’s not how u install the bearings I mean part of it is but u get a socket that fits the outer race of the bearing because u can mess up and put a lot of strain on it when u drive it!!! But good video

[@Tristan102100]

i don't see why not. but it still needs to be on the outside edge

[@int53185]

I always use new cottor pins....

[@donyboy73]

yes i work on my own car

[@dblixt1]

Press would be nice :)

[@skulledmonte84]

Dezz Nuts 7:34

[@garryhumphries4499]

using a hamber to install a bearing amiture

[@Tristan102100]

as in t-man go karts? his channel?

[@stlouissux9119]

I sure hope you tightened those lugs up a little more...