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> Jay,
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> The generic type have no retaining rings but are just squeezed in between
> the mated parts to affect the seal. They actually do a fairly good job of
> keeping the grease in and the dirt out, until you shoot too much grease in
> and it oozes out around the seal. Just press the seal down with your
> fingers and wipe off any excess grease, and it's good to go again. These
> should probably be replaced about every 10 years or so, as the rubber does
> eventually deteriorate, similar to suspension bushings.
>
> Regards,
>
> Barney Gaylord
Cable ties work okay for this purpose.
Roland
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