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i just did mine, just like country joeglass said, u loosen the two bolts on the very back of your swing-arm, and depending on what year your atv is u should have a tool in your tool bag to stick accross.once u get out there and look at it , u will figure it out .....just make sure u dont tighten it to much[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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if yer referring to the axle nut that holds the hub in place; you have to have a fairly large crescent wrench. Have someone stand on the rear brake pedal while you tighten the nut. This will keep the axle from rotating while you tighten. Then slip the cotter pin through the tiny hole located in the threaded part of the axle (front of the nut).
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