End-Tie Rod,​ Rh

1. Removed the old tie rod ends first with a tractor on a jack with jack stands.
2. Installed new tie end trying to locate them into the same location to avoid a front wheel alinement.
3. Removed both wheels and replaced the four bearings. Getting hem out and the new ones in is always difficult. I had not ordered the caps and did not really need the ones but could have so they were a good add. Could if you want to add something could be two cotter pins as the ones being removed are a little bent to use again.
4. Assembled the wheel and test drove to check for alignment and all was fine.
5. Filled all nipples with grease.