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T72007 A
HXL5
®
Hub Maintenance Procedures
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SySTem
Available precision spindle nut systems for HXL5
®
include:
SpinDle
nuT SySTem
ToolS
HN
PRECISION240
®
3
13
/
16
inch socket
5
/
32
inch hex key
HP
PRECISION320
®
4
7
/
8
inch socket
3
/
16
inch hex key
Installation procedures are the same, but part and
tool sizes (Table 2 on page 6 and above table)
are different due to the difference in spindle thread
diameters�
noTiCe: Failure to exactly follow the steps of
this procedure could cause improper
bearing seating, resulting in reduced
bearing life.
HP spindle shown
Cap
screw
(2)
Spindle
keyway
slot
Interlock
washer
PRECISION240
®
or
PRECISION320
®
spindle nut
Tang
Figure 11: Precision spindle nut system components
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1�
install precision spindle nut
(Figure 11) onto the
spindle, toothed side out, and
hand‑tighten
�
2� Simultaneously
rotate hub clockwise at least three
revolutions
, while using a torque wrench to tighten
precision spindle nut to 200 ft� lbs� (271 Nm) of
torque�
3�
back off
precision spindle nut 1 revolution�
4�
rotate hub clockwise
at least one full revolution�
5�
tighten
precision spindle nut to 50 ft� lbs� (68 Nm)
of torque�
6�
rotate hub clockwise
three full revolutions�
7�
repeat
Step 5 and Step 6 three more times�
imporTanT: Do noT rotate
the hub at this point�
Rotating the hub before installing
the interlock washer can dislodge
the precision spindle nut and cause
improper bearing seating�
60°
Figure 12: Back off nut
1
/
6
turn
8�
back‑off nut
1
/
6
turn (Figure 12, one hubcap screw
hole)�
Spindle keyway slot
Fully
engaged
teeth
Tang
Interlock
washer
Cap
screw (2)
PRECISION240
®
or
PRECISION320
®
spindle nut
Figure 13: Interlock washer and precision spindle nut fully engaged
9�
install interlock washer
into the precision spindle
nut with the tang aligned and inserted in the
spindle keyway as shown in Figure 13�