Ural Rear Wheel 2022 LHD wheel change
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
- Getting a little more intimate with Ruby. As we explore what is involved in removal and refit of the rear wheel in the new swing arm design.
Subtitles added 10/05/2022 English.
My first time, so much effort and time spent gathering tools and pondering the best way.
It was a very leisurely remove and refit.
I had to use the spare on my 2020 cT due to a cut rear tyre & puncture. No drive to sidecar made it easier. I too carried a scissor jack & used the centrestand. I've added tyre lever/spoon with a 17mm ring spanner to undo that caliper torque arm. That wheel is heavy. Thanks for sharing🎄
Thank you. Glad it was of some help. That vid was shot some time back. A few other ideas have come about, to make things easier.
Very good just brought myself a uarl in new Zealand haven't got owners manual yet not looking forward to doing a wheel removal lol 😆
Stick with it Jim. It gets quicker, once you know the process. Realise first, that it needs to be higher than the centre stand allows, to get the wheel out from under. Remove or trim the rear mud flap will help.
Mate, I’ve been struggling for a couple of days trying to get the rear wheel off, thanks for the video it’s helped heaps as the manual is missing way too many steps. Two things I didn’t understand, you talked about phasing with the uni, and what did you mean by springing the swing arm please. Thanks mate for your help in advance. Peter
Phasing is ensuring the universal joints, when separated go back in exactly the same place relative to the 2 yokes and the pair at the other end. Applies to final drve and sc cross shaft. Give it a google.
The other is springing the left side looking from the back to allow the brake backing plate to drop out. You may need to take one of the disc bolts out to allow the baking plate free. Hope this helps.
Thanks mate that’s great.
Good instruction BUT, when you add text to your video, the time that it should stay visible should be long enough for someone to read without having to pause the video. 👍
Hi crispy. Completely agree with your comment. I struggle at times with balancing a video so it is as short as possible, but still retains as much info as possible. I am conscious also that not all folks read at the same speed. Thanks for your comment. Appreciate the feedback.