Does the rear axel require sercice
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I have not had to service anything......just check air in the tires and charge it.
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I would say no. I had to replace whole rear wheel unit for a flat and when I had apart it seems it was a sealed piece. it was only 30 bucks so I bought the whole thing
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NO, the tire or you insert the rear tire or front tire the upright bar that is tentioned with a spring will not permit the tire or wheel to spin free.If you like to hook up the tire so you can free wheel the rear wheel there is a so call Bike stand excercise, that you also can find in Amazon.com. The rear axle is clamped on it's center shaft and the tire will roll on a roller.Hope to have given you your answer.Rgds.Myron
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No. rear wheels are skateboard wheels and truck. Pavement is what this is meant for.
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Yes, front and rear. The bolt is not the same for front and back so if they don't say front or back it is both.
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Yes. There is a Torklift on the front and rear of each set of rear leaf springs.
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Its not designed for a rear install, but you could weld a plate on the rear I guess if you feel the need to have it there.
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Yes... I has everything to install complete with the exception of the special size drill bits. When you get the bits I would suggest to get cutting oil also, the frame steel is very tought! It has the measurements for all three truck makers from the 80's to the present, althugh they say to mount directly of center of axel, If I was to do it again I would mount an inch or 2 forward to put a little more weight on the front of the truck. I hope this is a helBest Regards C. H. Chenze (Spud)
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Yes,pretty much all new wheels have QC axels that are included.Rim liners are reccomended,but come separately.
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Yes an alignment is required. You change the suspension geometry with a leveling kit and it will change your wheel camber which will cause premature tire wear and negative handeling characteristics if not corrected. This is not a symptom some get and some don't, this is a mechanical change that must be corrected.
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None. Rear rest is fixed. The front has about 5 inches of travel from lowest to highest
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You need 2 plus cables and levers, it will have brackets for front and rear
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it comes with a quick release rear axle but it seemed a bit skimpy so i just used my standard bolt on and it works just fine
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no it is not part of rear axle , the studs at the base at the picture where your wheel nuts are bolted
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Yes. A StableLoad installs on the front and rear of each rear leaf spring assembly. There is a left and right rear leaf spring assembly. One "set" of StableLoads is all you need. They work very well too.
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Not required, BUT I would strongly recommend buying the Bearing Buddy Bra (rubber slip over covers) to keep dirt and water out of the bearing buddy and therefore out of your wheel bearing.
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Yes! Front axel pivots. Steering works well for young riders but does not cause tipping.
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No. Simple install on the rear. No different than replacing any rear shocks. The front shocks are a little more work and require some special tools. I had mine installed by Pep Boys because I replaced the fronts so I could lift my truck and that requires a front end alignment afterwards.