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Re: Carrier bearings - how to remove?
[Re: yellowfin]
#593974
01/25/10 10:21 PM
01/25/10 10:21 PM
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 5,314 Carstairs, Alberta, Canada
dave571
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 5,314
Carstairs, Alberta, Canada
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I could try and chisel a groove and spit it open, but aren't they a tough steel to work with? A cutoff wheel would work a little better, but the chance of going too deep and scoring the carrier ends to me seems too much of a possibility.
Personally, I cut into the race with a cutoff wheel, then use a chisel in the cut to split it.
You won't score it if you're careful.
If you score the carrier, it is really not a big deal. The race doesn't spin on it, it is pressed on. A mark in it will not affect it. Just make sure it isn't burred or it'll stop the new one from going on properly. Touch it up with a few file strokes, and it should be fine.
You can try the welding thing, but the inner race is pretty hard stuff. I guess as long as the race comes off when you done, then you've done it right. ![](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbs.gif)
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