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Here in Australia, the Geo metro is a holden barina, well explained video, no BS just got the job done with facts, thanks

Thanks for the video. I couldn't find the specks on the 1996, but the 1999 which is second generation too said 129ftlbs torque? I slowly brought up the torque to 129ftlbs and it seemed to run freely all the way up without any drag.... I paid under $20 for both bearings. Mine had seals on both sides of both bearings. The bearings I took out didn't have any seals at all. I can't believe they lasted for so many years without having any seals!

if the drum wont come off, you can reattach the wheel and try to pull it off that way.

I wish this video was done with 4 stroke 😢

I’m waiting to test out a 25hp 2stroke on mine now

You can reuse the nut a few times, then swap them from left to right and reuse it a few more times.

Good video thank you

Now that’s cool.

changing just the carbs is good but also changing the header will make your 9.9 a true 15 hp

5 years..... I hope you know you're still hurting people 5 years later

Cute...

nice, where did you get this done? costs?$$ thanks

Well done video. I liked the no nonsense approach. Not a bunch of useless not needed information.

I bet my 15hp 2 stroke mercury would fly on there 24mph

Thank you for this video . I drive my boyfriend's Geo metro alot, so I get to help with maintenance and repairs. We had to order the bearings a day before, and during the wait I watched your video. He changed one side and watched me do the other side. He said he was impressed. It felt great .

the new angle flesher is greatmfor woodies, teal, small ducks, but big divers and geese will stop the wheel before it removes fat, Just my experience.

am I wrong, or isn't it supposed to be packed in high temp grease?

Will it fit in the bed of a extended cab f 150 you think ? Bot talking about a four door I'm talking bout a extended cab

To get this done at a shop will cost you between $300 and $500 or about $50 to do it yourself following the video.

How do you break a wire wheel in ?

Thankyou for the No Nonsense demo. My '98 Swift is only on 29,000 now.... But I do my own maint, so good info is valuable. Keep safe & Keep well... tooSavvy @Lockdown UK

Have u tried to make one for small mammals its pretty much the same i assume except bigger motor i guess

Thank you for the tutorial! This helped me tremendously!

baahhahaha the dog squeaker toy noise

Is there two guys in it wen u do the second run with the bigger carb? Also won't it tear up the engine running more rpms than it's supposed to with that bigger carb?

I agree that they say you shouldn't reuse the nut but in a pinch swapping them side for side will give you a fresh area on the nut to stake it back on the spindle. Thanks for the post.

So just by installing a 15 hp carb. on a 9.9 makes it a 15? I thought u had to bore it out or something. Would just running a 15 hp be any faster?

Anyone wanting to sell there sun dolphin pro?

Great video! Question: did you tighten the nut 'till the inner race of the outer bearing mates with the spacer, or do you have to press/hammer the outer race down all the way?

That bearing was not all the way in

very straight forward!

Holy shut that thing hauls ass

the torque, while important has nothing to do with preload or lash. the "collar" as you called it is actually a spacer so when you tighten the nut the force of the nut goes through the inner race of the outer bearing, then the spacer, then the inner race of the inner bearing and then to the spindle. making one solid mass. the outer races are just friction/slip fit in the wheel hub/rotor. any preload or lash is built into the bearing and not affected by the torque or tightness of the nut

Wat hp?

The nut is Doorman 615 103

Question: Is your motor a 15'' short shaft, or 20'' long?

Thanks got 330k miles on mine and it's finally giving me some noise, easy to follow video!

Just checked with Sundolphin and as of 3/19 they have reduced the max HP to 10 hp and weight capacity from 600 to 532lbs. According to the rep it was to satisfy the Coast Guard.

Turn the camera horizontally for the love of god.

I could watch a whole video of nothing but boats planing. It's so satisfying watching that tilt. <3

WELL, THAT'S THE END OF THAT SOCKET. USE A PIECE OF WOOD ON TOP OR FLAT METAL

That looks a lot like Lake Prince, would I be correct.

Is that St Marys Ga?

That's plenty fast

Great video and thanks for posting it and sharing sizes of sockets to accomplish the task. One thing I would add that you don't share on your video is that the bearing are not sealed bearing and need to be packed with grease. Thanks again for taking the time to take and post this helpful video!

Well done and perfectly explained.

Hey thanks for making this video. Are these bearings pre-lubricated/if not what kind of lube did you use? Need to do mine

Thank you for the great video - very helpful! Most everything on geo is easy to service, but I thought bearings were hard. Now I know how to replace bearing on my geo!

615115 ---Part number for the nut.