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 | Subject: Re: Bearings for my rat rod racing mower instead of bushings February 21st 2018, 7:19 am | |
| - CraftsMAN wrote:
- mightyraze I think that will work! thanks for reply! How do I get it to stay in the rim without sliding out?
I use a prick punch to knurl inside the rim where the outer race of the bearing sits. This works good for me for changing a clearance fit to a light press fit. | |
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 | Subject: Re: Bearings for my rat rod racing mower instead of bushings February 21st 2018, 12:40 pm | |
| There's good info in that video, but I really don't like the nonsense in the video. I'm not interested in being entertained with that kind of humor while watching a video on wheel bearings. It's just not my sense of humor. I tend to take my work seriously. | |
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