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    Question Defender PUMA HUB Conversion - What's involved?

    Hey Guys...

    I've got a 2010 Puma 110 and I'm thinking about converting the bearing setup to the old 2 nut and locking tab version... I assume plenty of Puma owners on here have done this and I was wondering what is exactly involved and is there any extra parts required other than the 2 nuts and locking Tabs?

    Thanks in advance...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robmacca View Post
    Hey Guys...

    I've got a 2010 Puma 110 and I'm thinking about converting the bearing setup to the old 2 nut and locking tab version... I assume plenty of Puma owners on here have done this and I was wondering what is exactly involved and is there any extra parts required other than the 2 nuts and locking Tabs?

    Thanks in advance...
    Have a look here Quick mid-brake-disc-change hub nut question (2010 110) I was also looking to change back to the old type but the spacers are there to compensate for stub axle variation so you should be able to reuse the spacers. I ordered the required socket and the genuine hub seals but haven't got around to doing them yet.

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    I did my fronts 4 nuts 2 tabs leave spacers in then just adjust as you would normally......been in for 3 years and all seems fine
    Ps that was a td5
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    2002 defender 110 , 1955 86 inch

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    I’m just collecting bits now from my local

    I didn’t realise TD5 Sals have stack nut and I have a leaking hub seal.

    Remove spacer between bearings
    Reuse washer between stack nut and bearing FTC5241

    Purchase
    2 x FRC8700 lock nuts
    1 x FTC3179 lock tab

    I also grabbed
    1 x RTC3511 oil seal

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    Just converted the drivers side to twin nuts.

    I removed spacer.....

    Glad I had the correct size socket, as a tube spanner would have struggled to remove the stake but, yes I did knock the staked out. Hammer and chisel would have worked and given they are single use would matter so much.

    I used the following
    2 x FRC8700 hub nut
    1 x FTC3179 lock tab
    1 x FTC3188 stub axle, had one and there was the slightest lip where the out bearing runs 0.0025” so I replaced it

    Pick of tools a used....started doing this for all repairs maintenance info prior to our departure date in the effort to cut down on tools.



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    What size socket is required?? 52mm or 50mm?

    Quote Originally Posted by W&KO View Post
    Just converted the drivers side to twin nuts.

    I removed spacer.....

    Glad I had the correct size socket, as a tube spanner would have struggled to remove the stake but, yes I did knock the staked out. Hammer and chisel would have worked and given they are single use would matter so much.

    I used the following
    2 x FRC8700 hub nut
    1 x FTC3179 lock tab
    1 x FTC3188 stub axle, had one and there was the slightest lip where the out bearing runs 0.0025” so I replaced it

    Pick of tools a used....started doing this for all repairs maintenance info prior to our departure date in the effort to cut down on tools.

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    Hmm, around 52mm pretty sure it’s imperial equivalent......

    It’s 1/2” drive and not off the shelf, needed it for a work job. More avails in 3/4 drive.

    You’re welcome to borrow at any time, once I’ve switch both sides I’ll just carry tube spanner.

    If you stay staked my torque wrench might also be big enough.

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    2.1/16” I’m guessing.

    Nuts are 52 not 50

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    Quote Originally Posted by W&KO View Post
    2.1/16” I’m guessing.

    Nuts are 52 not 50
    OK, they are the same size as the HD Drive Flange Nut then.... I've got a 52mm but in a 3/4 drive though. I have bought a 3/4 to 1/2 adaptor as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robmacca View Post
    OK, they are the same size as the HD Drive Flange Nut then.... I've got a 52mm but in a 3/4 drive though. I have bought a 3/4 to 1/2 adaptor as well
    Correct...sounds like you’re sorted.

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