First, here the hub cover is adjusted to the Free position, then the mounting bolts of the hub cover with a clutch assembly are removed and the cover pulled off. Next, if the shifter is equipped, remove the bolt from the end of the driveaxle and if the freewheel hub body is accessible, remove the mounting nuts from the shell. With the help of a brass hammer one tapping needs to be done on the hub body to remove the cone washers and then the freewheel hub body has to be pulled off the adjacent splines of the driveaxle. Do not forget that the freewheel hub clutch assemblies could be plugged with dirt or water, making them ineffective. In the case of its disassembly and inspection of the clutch assembly: When dismantling, be sure to lay out the elements in the sequence in which they are removed. Wash each part and put it back in the same order, apply multi-purpose grease in thin layer before fitting it together in the reversed order. When reinstalling the hub assembly to the driveaxle, it should follow the dismantling process, but for the purpose of this note, the following details: Utilise new gaskets; apply Multi-Purpose Grease to the splines of the inner hub; ensure that the control handle is in the Free position and the cover is fitted and the claws, namely the pawl tabs, engage with the non-toothed part of the body. Full-time hubs should first have the dust cap slid off; the hub cover mounting bolts should then be taken off, as should the bolt located at the end of the driveaxle. To remove the hub cover use a brass hammer to gently knock the cone washers to force them little to get off and finally twist of the hub disc. After that, installation takes place in the reversing order to that of the removal process.