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A decade later, the English Football Association finally gave weight and size regulations for soccer balls to bring more consistency to the game.   They stated that the ball should be “spherical with circumference of 27 to 28 inches”, weight 13-15oz. Law of Football required it to also have an “outer casing of leather or other approved materials.”  This then lead to mass production of soccer balls—higher quality balls had leather hide from cow rump, lesser quality from had leather from the cow’s shoulder.  These were hand-stitched so there were still small variations and minor inconsistencies in the ball.  Another fun fact- the game of basketball was invented with this version of the soccer ball!

Just imagine all the different ways one can still improve on the soccer ball?  I bet someone can characterize all the different materials used to create the ball and determine the perfect specifications for a ball that will be more sensitive to the angle at which it is kicked to allow for more precise “curving” by players.  Maybe a soccer ball with a material that will compensate for any moisture accumulation and automatically adjust weight distribution (ok, maybe that’s a bit of a stretch).

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The pig’s bladder just wasn’t doing the trick for people, so in 1855 Charles Goodyear made the first vulcanized rubber soccer ball— this was a huge step as it started to standardize the size and shape of a soccer ball.  Pig’s bladders came in all different shapes and sizes and they were near IMPOSSIBLE to control!  You never knew where they would end up each time you kicked it. The next version of a soccer ball came in 1862, from H. J. Lindon.  He created an inflatable rubber bladder, which was much lighter than Goodyear’s rubber ball, and would retain its shape a bit better.

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If a mechanic determines that any of your wheel bearings are worn out, you’ll want to have them replaced as soon as possible to avoid further damage to your vehicle.

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You don’t need to replace all four if one is faulty. You can just replace the single bad bearing—you don’t need to do the replacement in pairs like you would with new tires.

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Road conditions like potholes, speed bumps, dirt, and sand can wear down the seal over time. Wheel bearings are designed to last a long time, often more than 100,000 miles, and don’t require routine maintenance. But once they show signs of wearing out, you’ll want to replace them as soon as you can get your car to a mechanic. The cost will vary depending on several factors, so call a few shops and ask for an estimate for the replacement for your vehicle’s make and model—and don’t delay getting it replaced.

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Once the condition of your front or rear wheel bearings breaks down, your tires will wear out faster and can do so unevenly. Braking issues can occur. You also risk having your wheels lock up, which could lead to axle damage and other dangerous issues that are not worth the risk. Driving with a faulty wheel bearing is a safety hazard and not recommended.

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Worn-out or damaged wheel bearings cannot be repaired and instead need to be replaced, ideally by a professional mechanic.

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Grease and a seal are crucial for protecting a wheel bearing. The seal keeps the grease clean from dirt and moisture. If it begins to deteriorate, the grease can become compromised, which may cause the wheel bearing to overheat and become faulty.

Once the 1960s came, soccer balls were made completely from synthetic materials.  Architect R. Buckminster Fuller created the iconic soccer ball we all know and love using 20 hexagonal and 12 pentagonal pieces stitched together to form a sphere.  This is when the black pentagons were iconically added.  The reason for the black pieces was to allow players to learn how to curve a soccer ball and track its path.  It was called the “Buckeyball”, and this is the ball that is still being manufactured today.

Back in medieval times there would be town-wide soccer games.  What did they use, a Nike soccer ball?  Perhaps an Adidas ball?  Nope.  They used animal skulls!  Or a pig’s bladder.  Can you imagine using a skull?  I am sure they didn’t wear cleats (studs) or have shin pads so that must have been either a very painful game or slow-moving game.  A pig’s bladder sounds like it would be much better than a skull but much, much less durable.  I’m not an expert on organs, but I feel like a bladder would not be very light or have much “spring” or “bounce” to it.

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There was another problem with these balls.  They tended to become waterlogged in rainy regions (like the UK).  In 1940 the soccer ball was given a strong layer in between the bladder and the outer covering to increase the durability of the ball, and synthetic, non-porous materials were used for the outer covering to make the ball waterproof, and a valve was added on the ball to replace the slit.

I'm assuming its the FL wheel bearing, there is no play at all in it, however i can feel in the housing rumble when i spin it slowly.

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Hub style wheel bearings, the most common version used in modern vehicles, cost around $80 to $300 each. Don’t be alarmed if your mechanic says you need a new hub assembly, as this just means that the wheel bearings were installed inside the hub assembly at the factory, making it one complete part.

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In the 1900’s soccer was becoming so popular that there was demand to make the balls stronger and more durable to withstand the toughest of play.  Until this time, soccer balls were made from leather-covered inner tubes or rubber bladders.  Now they were hand-stiching tanned leather panels and leaving a slit so that a synthetic bladder could be inserted into it.  These were considered works of art, but unfortunately still had inconsistencies and teams were lucky if a ball lasted through one game.  These balls would cause controversy as it was thought that having the skill to pick the right ball was just as important as one’s soccer playing skills.  This was the case in 1930 for the first World Cup – it is thought that the outcome of the game between Argentina and Uruguay was largely due to the quality of soccer ball each team was accustomed to.

Wheel bearings are a workhorse. They are crucial to your vehicle’s steering, handling and suspension because they join the wheel to the axle, enabling it to turn with limited friction. Replacing one wheel bearing can cost $350 or more on average in parts and labor, which means replacing all four in your car could cost more than $1,400.

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Perhaps the game of soccer isn’t meant to be perfect in all aspects—as it was first played there were a lot of inconsistencies and it seems as though there will always be some elements present that make the game play different every time.  Maybe we should leave the soccer ball as it is and focus on something different . . . super human cleats, perhaps?

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The range of the cost of labor for a wheel bearing replacement should be approximately $150 to $200, but auto mechanic labor costs can vary wildly depending on the region and the level of expertise needed to fix the problem.

Happy summer everyone; I hope you’re enjoying beautiful weather and being entertained by the awesomeness that is the World Cup.  I’m pretty confident that at least 99% of us played soccer when we were kids.  I know I did and still enjoy a pick-up game now and then.  Did you ever wonder why the soccer ball has the hexagonal shapes, and why the “traditional” ball is black and white?  I didn’t (I preferred some awesome colored soccer balls, to be honest) but I decided to have a look into the evolution of a soccer ball to see if there is rhyme and/or reason behind all the details (spoiler alert: there’s a lot of reason… not sure if there will be rhyming).

Here at Malvern we have people rooting for all different teams.  USA, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, the Netherlands, and more!  Stay tuned for a special update from our São Paulo office from the front lines of the World Cup, and in the meantime, enjoy the games!

This year in the World Cup, there is a new feature to the soccer ball – goal-line technology.  That’s right! The referees now wear a watch-like device which speaks to a sensor in the soccer ball and will tell the referee if the ball has crossed the goal line or not.  No need for instant replay here! There are some great science resources out there about the technology and science behind the ball.  A fascinating article from Compound Chemistry looks at the chemistry of the world cup ball – dubbed the “brazuca” – which is mostly made of polymers. MIT explains in this article how the ball swerves, while NASA has been involved in testing the ball using a wind tunnel and water channel:

Your vehicle’s make and model, the type of bearings and parts used, labor rates, and where you have it serviced all factor into the cost you’ll pay for a wheel bearing replacement.