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Of course it's not going to be an easy job!

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While replacing the rear brake pads on my 2007 Santa Fe, I broke off one of the wheel studs. I decided to replace the entire hub assembly as long as I had it all torn down. Sounds like an easy job, right? Wrong. Not easy on an all wheel drive! More like all day job! Yuck!
 
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Then again, how many time have you started on a simple, easy, quick job on you LBC and had it turn into an all-day job?
 
When I go out into the garage for an hour the wife asks if thats normal hours or Healey hours.
 
John Turney said:
Then again, how many time have you started on a simple, easy, quick job on you LBC and had it turn into an all-day job?
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i got the nostalgic idea to refurbish old Schwinn bikes for my daughters
(modern retro girls ).
i bought a Varsity & a Serria for $60 ea. I've, spent about 50 hrs on each & about $125. In parts.
there resale value is about $100.00

..................do you think I can make up the deficients with volume?
 
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