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Re: Bearing advice needed (kinda long)
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Posted by kenojoe on January 13, 2006 at 10:28:18 from (72.49.249.188):
In Reply to: Bearing advice needed (kinda long) posted by MH on January 13, 2006 at 06:39:43:
Most bearings have a shrink fit of a few thousandths. If you are sure that the bearing is good, you can put the bearing in an oven and heat it up to 275-300 degrees and try it that way. Make sure that you have a pipe or something handy that will fit over the shaft that is no bigger that the inner race in case you have to swat it home. Some never-sieze on the shaft may help.
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