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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
Sounds like on reassembly the axle spacers were not replaced in the OEM order or position. This should be a simple fix, revisit the assembly as already mentioned.
Perhaps the axle was reversed when re-installed (i.e. what was the freewheel end of the axle is now the fixed end)? Or all the hardware was removed from the axle when serviced, instead of just one side? Removing everything from the axle makes it trickier to get the offsets right when reinstalling. Removing only one side's cone, washer(s) and locknut, and remembering which end (fixed or freewheel) it came from, means reinstallation uses the same offsets as before service.
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