Yes I did do a search Can some one describe the process by which you "PULL" the hub into new bearings. Why pull rather than use a press?
SirAndy
Nov 4 2005, 02:49 AM
QUOTE (rdauenhauer @ Nov 3 2005, 05:25 PM)
Why pull rather than use a press?
i used a press, worked just fine ...
Andy
DNHunt
Nov 4 2005, 08:25 AM
Rich
I heated the arms in the oven, got on the oven mits grabbed one arm and ran like hell for the garage. I froze the bearings. I went back and grabbed the bearings and dropped them in the arms. One side needed a bit of persuassion. I drew the stub axle through the bearing with washers and the big nut as I remember. Been a while. As I remember, I had an uncomfortable feeling in my bowels cause I was worried about ruining the bearings.
Dave
mightyohm
Nov 4 2005, 11:06 AM
The reason you pull them in is because you need to support the backside of the bearing, otherwise it will fall apart on you.
This is how you set it up:
nut - big washer - bearing - hub - big washer - nut and threaded rod thru the whole thing.
There is a good pic on Pelican.
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