Posted by Phil Boutros on December 4, 2008, 5:00 pm
> So... I'm thinking I'd best not push my luck and make it worse. I
> suppose I should get it on a hydraulic press and push the bearing out
> that way. But, man, that sucker appears really stuck in there.
At least try it with an arbour/hydraulic press. Sometimes they
take a bit to loosen up. Use common sense and feel if it is really
too tight.
Phil
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Posted by Road Glidin' Don on December 4, 2008, 5:19 pm
> > So... I'm thinking I'd best not push my luck and make it worse. I
> > suppose I should get it on a hydraulic press and push the bearing out
> > that way. But, man, that sucker appears really stuck in there.
> At least try it with an arbour/hydraulic press. Sometimes they
> take a bit to loosen up. Use common sense and feel if it is really
> too tight.
Thanks Phil. I'll try that.
Am I correct in thinking those bearings normally will just about fall
out of the hole, once the snap ring is taken off?
Posted by Terry Coombs on December 4, 2008, 6:09 pm
Road Glidin' Don wrote:
>>
>>> So... I'm thinking I'd best not push my luck and make it worse. I
>>> suppose I should get it on a hydraulic press and push the bearing
>>> out that way. But, man, that sucker appears really stuck in there.
>>
>> At least try it with an arbour/hydraulic press. Sometimes they
>> take a bit to loosen up. Use common sense and feel if it is really
>> too tight.
> Thanks Phil. I'll try that.
> Am I correct in thinking those bearings normally will just about fall
> out of the hole, once the snap ring is taken off?
I've apparently missed several posts leading up to this one ...
Tried putting it in the oven for a while , then holding an ice cube on the
bearing ? Actually , with the difference in thermal expansion rates heat
alone might be enough .
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That's worked for me ...
Posted by Road Glidin' Don on December 4, 2008, 6:47 pm
> Road Glidin' Don wrote:
> >>> So... I'm thinking I'd best not push my luck and make it worse. I
> >>> suppose I should get it on a hydraulic press and push the bearing
> >>> out that way. But, man, that sucker appears really stuck in there.
> >> At least try it with an arbour/hydraulic press. Sometimes they
> >> take a bit to loosen up. Use common sense and feel if it is really
> >> too tight.
> > Thanks Phil. I'll try that.
> > Am I correct in thinking those bearings normally will just about fall
> > out of the hole, once the snap ring is taken off?
> I've apparently missed several posts leading up to this one ...
> Tried putting it in the oven for a while , then holding an ice cube on the
> bearing ? Actually , with the difference in thermal expansion rates heat
> alone might be enough .
Interesting. Thanks Terry.
Last time I cleaned the brake dust off one of my rear wheels in the
bath tub I got into quite a bit of trouble though... I probably
should clear this one with the boss first.
Posted by kickstart on December 5, 2008, 3:17 pm
> > Road Glidin' Don wrote:
> > > I gave the inner primary with someone who will run it by a machinist
> > > at an HD dealership, whose gonna take a quick look at it.
> Figured I better mention that.
Hey Don glad the socket worked for you.
kickstart
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> suppose I should get it on a hydraulic press and push the bearing out
> that way. But, man, that sucker appears really stuck in there.