I tried replacing the rear wheel with the spare parts I had from other bicycle but in the process I made the huge mistake of not taking picture or note of how it was originally assembled(huge learning experience for next time). I have tried looking for a manual for the Huffy Neal Lusso bike but unfortunately I haven’t been successful. The one manual I was able to find does not include details of the real hub.
by NoRoad406
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Update: I’ve decreased, cleaned, and organized all the parts as best I could. Still hopefully
Just look up coaster hub rebuild. The design on a single speed coaster does not vary much. It does not matter that it’s a Huffy, a Schwinn, a Jamis, etc…
https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/repair-help/coaster-hub-overhaul-pedal-brake-hub
Here is [RJ’s video of a cutaway hub](https://youtu.be/L2f0e28Dito?si=hJXe3uRyaIg16JHA)
Overhauling hubs requires cone wrenches to get the hub bearing preload correctly set, and marine grease on the hub bearings
I would not waste my time on them. Both are super low quality bikes that can be replaced for cheap on Facebook marketplace
As long as you didn’t lose parts just put them back together
You’re going to have to watch a video or two on coaster brake rebuilds. YouTube has several options.