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Re: Clutch release bearing and pilot bearing
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Posted by Jeff_MI on January 07, 2005 at 18:09:36 from (66.227.189.255):
In Reply to: Clutch release bearing and pilot bearing posted by Tailhunter on January 07, 2005 at 17:51:15:
I get most of my parts through Little Red Tractor Company in Nebraska. I haven't worked on my H, but I replaced my BN clutch release bearing. I didn't have an arbor press (which would be best), so I just destroyed the original bearing with a hammer and chisel, then press fit the new bearing in with a block of wood and hammer on a flat surface. I was careful not to touch anything but the bearing with my chisel - as it came apart I was able to loosen and remove the bearing surface. It's crude, but it worked well and took about 20 minutes total.
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