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To heck with it, leave it in there Brad. Buy a pair of bearing buddies and don’t mess with it anymore. It literally does the exact same thing as the grease fitting at the end of the spindle, just greases the bearings from the opposite direction. The grease fitting you’re fooling with pushes grease through the spindle to the back, through the bearings back towards the front. Bearing buddies push grease from the front towards the back. Fill it with grease until the spring starts moving, then you’re done. I wouldn’t waste my time trying to get that out. They break all the time. I just always install bearing bearings. It’s what I run on my trailers.
When it comes to boat motors and boat trailers, Hevi is your "go to" source.
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