Rear hub bearings keep crushing

Nicktamps

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Hi all. I keep crushing rear wheel bearings on my 2015 ec250. After checking the exploded diagram i am missing the spacer that goes between the larger bearing and the smaller bearing on the drive side. Bit of history with the wheel. I bought the bike without the spacer that goes in the hub and someone had completely bodged it and somehow managed to get 2 bearings either side of the hub. It was also missing the spacer the brake side. Anyway, The spacer that goes through the hub is also loose in there. Don't know if that's meant to be loose.

Any help greatly appreciated
Thanks
Nick
 
The shim between the two drive side bearings is critical, the centre spacer should be a snug fit so the bearing centres are not pulled in when the axle nut is done up.
 
The shim between the two drive side bearings is critical, the centre spacer should be a snug fit so the bearing centres are not pulled in when the axle nut is done up.

My internet interpretation of the OP's question is "is the middle spacer centered or does it move up an down slightly"

^^^^^If that's correct the answer is that it moves up and down slightly as it just "floats in the centre.

I may be wrong about my interpretation. :confused:
 
I was actually asking both those questions. I'll order up one of them shims for between the drive side bearings. Thanks boys
 
Yeah the spacer often sticks to one of the bearings covered in grease and dirt so if you don't know it is there it will get lost. I had to turn one up took a couple of tries to get thickness right.
 
Thank you all. Gasgas UK shut until the new year so can't order parts. I'm Gona get the washer and 3 new bearings and try again 🤣
 
After a little inspection today I have noticed that my rear axle has loads of scoring in it. This is on the side that keeps crushing too. What are your thoughts? I've attached to photos
 

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