Looking for help replacing front end grease seals on my 1946 Allis Chalmers model C. Tapped the new seal on, then the inner wheel bearing, but when I tried to slide the hub on, the fit was too tight, to the point where when I pushed on the hub a little harder, the seal moved back. Tried tapping it into the hub but that only made it rotate with the hub instead of staying stationary and the hub. What am I doing wrong
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