Boosted Board 1st Generation Pulley Bearings Replacement

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Boosted Board 1st Generation Pulley Bearings Replacement

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6

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Einleitung

Good bearings are essential for smooth ride. This guide will help you take out and replace the pulley bearings on the rear wheels of your Boosted Board. You can choose to replace the bearings with new ones, or just clean the existing bearings.

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    • Loosen the two 16.74 mm motor mount hex nut screws with a 9/64" Allen wrench.

    • Do Not Remove the Screws.

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    • Compress the motor mount back towards the wheel.

    • While keeping the motor mount compressed, tighten one of the hex nuts that you loosened in the previous step.

    • The motor mounts are spring tensioned so it is necessary compress them to loosen the belts.

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    • Remove the axel nut with a 1/2" socket wrench

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    • Rotate and pull counterclockwise until the wheel comes off the axle completely.

    • The front washer will come off with the wheel.

    • Remove the back washer from the axle.

    • Replacing the wheel requires the bearings to be switched into the new wheel.

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    • Use one finger to pull out the pulley bearing.

    • A good technique is to go around in a circle and lift from underneath the bearing in a carving motion.

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    • Place the new pulley bearing inside the gear hole and use two fingers to push down evenly until it slides into place.

    • The bearing should be flush with the gear

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Tinte & Feder

Emily Imfeld

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you mentioned cleaning bearings how do you go about that? (if rep[lacing not an option at moment) Also I noticed a single Large Bearing in my replacement kit, what is that and where do I replace it as I don’t see where it could be (I have a first Gen)

Rick Gram -