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I generally don’t buy kits. I go to the local engineering shop and buy the correct Timken bearings and I order (from whoever) Corteco RTC3511 hub seals as these are double lip and the correct type for running in oil. Only other part to buy is the locking tab. Nuts and big washer gets reused. 

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8 hours ago, uninformed said:

I generally don’t buy kits. I go to the local engineering shop and buy the correct Timken bearings and I order (from whoever) Corteco RTC3511 hub seals as these are double lip and the correct type for running in oil. Only other part to buy is the locking tab. Nuts and big washer gets reused. 

I will be ordering the items separately as I have the half shafts with fixed drive flange so don't need the circlip or plastic cap. I will replace the nuts and washers as the ones that have come off up to now have been abused a bit (nuts fitted and removed using a chisel). I will purchase the parts from my local supplier as they are reasonably priced and I can get the other parts I need from the same place. 

I still can't see the difference between front and rear kits!

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1 minute ago, Mossberg said:

I will be ordering the items separately as I have the half shafts with fixed drive flange so don't need the circlip or plastic cap. I will replace the nuts and washers as the ones that have come off up to now have been abused a bit (nuts fitted and removed using a chisel). I will purchase the parts from my local supplier as they are reasonably priced and I can get the other parts I need from the same place. 

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Having typed the part numbers into google and looked at the pictures, it would appear the tab washers are different, the front kit has the type with a tooth to locate and the rear one with the d-shaped hole.  From memory, that would match what my 110 has.

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