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Caster Assembly Removal

Can anyone suggest a way to remove the caster assembly from the Crown 45RRTT Stacker with Reach so that the Thrust Bearing can be replaced?
  • Posted 18 Dec 2009 23:24
  • Discussion started by ray_s
  • Alberta, Canada
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Thank-you Truck Tech that helped.
  • Posted 21 Dec 2009 07:01
  • Reply by ray_s
  • Alberta, Canada
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You will have to remove the brake line,then remove the swivel fitting. Once that is complete,then remove the cover,and loosen the spanner nut. The caster will drop out.
  • Posted 20 Dec 2009 11:26
  • Reply by Truck_Tech
  • United States
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