Hey Grandpaul!

Chester · Apr 9, 2010

Do you mean to push the spacer tube enough to the side to fit a small drift down there?
I thought the spacer tube would act as the drift to knock out the bearing , using a large drift at the top, so as not to damage the tube too much.

swooshdave · Apr 9, 2010

Chester said:
Do you mean to push the spacer tube enough to the side to fit a small drift down there?
I thought the spacer tube would act as the drift to knock out the bearing , using a large drift at the top, so as not to damage the tube too much.

If you can, push the spacer tube to the side and slide the drift down to the bearing and beat the crap out of it. Bearing and spacer tube will eventually come out.

Chester · Apr 9, 2010

Thanks swooshdave. Guess I was being a touch too timid.
Going to try that now.

chris plant · Apr 9, 2010

hi chester,dont beat the shit out of it all on one side,move the spacer around and hit it on the other side as well

Chester · Apr 9, 2010

Did all those and it worked.
Thanks guys!
Just had to take the beating to another level.

Those bearings look sealed. I guess they are not servicable?

swooshdave · Apr 9, 2010

Chester said:
Did all those and it worked.
Thanks guys!
Just had to take the beating to another level.

Those bearings look sealed. I guess they are not servicable?

Not after the beating they just took!

Hey Grandpaul!

Chester

swooshdave

Chester

chris plant

Chester

swooshdave

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