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Old 08-13-2019, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Dezerts10 View Post
Thanks for the video, watched it and understand a lot better what I need to do.

How did you remove the wheel bearings from the outer race?

Also, where did you get your press tooling?


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Look at the video description in Part 1. We list all the parts and tools we used. The press is just a Harbor Freight 20 ton press. That press is awesome and I've used it for lots and lots of jobs.

@weekendclimber already answered your other question. The bearing comes out as a unit unless you experience what my buddy Jordan and I had to deal with when the inner race was stuck onto the shaft of the hub spindle. This could happen and we decided to use a Dremel tool to cut it off since we couldn't figure out a way to grab the edge of the race with a bearing splitter or other tool to pull it off.
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