Wheel seal, Help!
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Htoric2008, Feb 13, 2018.
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Might have to earn a few extra bucks in the back row of the Petro to help pay that one.
$20 a pop.
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that bill had a lot more going on than just a wheel seal
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Looks to me like you're pretty lucky you didn't need a new spindle.
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did you see the bad bearings and oil soaked drum before authorizing this repair?
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Either they saw you just needed a seal and decided to screw you, or they got in there and found all the other stuff wrong and fixed it.
For what they did ( if it really needed it) isn’t that bad of a price. The $50 per hr rate is dirt cheap, but 9 hrs is a long time to a axle service.1951 ford, stwik, Justrucking2 and 1 other person Thank this. -
That's the fun part of being and O/O. Sounds like truck was in bad shape if needing spindle work.
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So I'm looking at the hours at $50 per hour. It took 8 and a half hours to do that? What a joke. I've done that repair in the parking lot of the truck stop in less than an hour.
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I've done a few of these. About 11 of them. Keep your eye on that wheel. If its just a little out in assembly it will leak or get hot or both.
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From the looks of it he’s lucky he didn’t lose a wheel.
So you’ve pulled a set of duels, hub cap, drum, axle nut, bearings, oil seals, and shoes and reinstalled everything in less then an hour? Man the ######## sure is deep in here today.spyder7723, stwik and snowman_w900 Thank this.
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