My first RV wheel bearing replacement
Hi all, newbie RV owner here. I've been around Toy Haulers for a while and owned a small one about 12 years ago. But recently I've got back in the game and purchased a 2005 30' Sandpiper toy hauler. T...
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Sounds like you did it right. You should not be tightening the nut unless the wheel is spinning. When the wheel stops, do not let the wheel rotate at all while backing off all the torque and then adjusting. Rotating the wheel will only roll the grease back in and somewhat reduce the feel for the adjustment. Yes, there will be a slight amount of play in the bearing, you are looking for the minimum amount of clearance possible.
