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I’m not sure that is true about cups being worn out? If for some reason cups where worn inside by bearing seizing and spinning in cups yes that would wear cups and give you up and down play but you would still have the shoulder sticking out beyond the cup? Just my way of thinking?
Not just spinning. Rot.


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It looks to me that you may have your parts out of order. Spindle housing cap and spindle housing should be sandwiched together. Nothing in between.
I agree. Looks like the deck shell is sandwiched between the two halves.
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I gotta ask, did you replace them with this type?
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Yes those are the bearings I used. If the 2 cup half’s go together with nothing in between that makes sense. Is that whole assembly dropped in from the top.
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Is that whole assembly dropped in from the top.
Yes, it is.
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Well this all makes perfect sense now. So previous owner had top cup installed on top of deck and metal plate and bottom cup on bottom side of deck. I just reinstalled the same way I took apart. I thought this can’t be right 😬. Should work much better now put together the proper way 😂. Thank you all so much for helping so fast. You guys rock👍
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