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up the rear end after 2 weeks and checking the rear wheel for play. 
Everytime I've done mine they've had to be retightened, after that
they're good for the three years between greasings.  

BCNU
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Huw Powell <audi at mediaone.net> writes:
> You take the drum out, the bearings fall out, you use the new ones on
> reassembly.  If you want to install new races be prepared to pound 
> away
> with a braa drift or something.  I wouldn't worry about them, 
> though.
> 
> the outer bearing is held in by the axle nut, the inner rides on the
> axles inboard of the drum.  While you're at it why not spend $50 and
> completely rebuild the rear brakes?  (excluding drums)