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where to get bearing pressed on to mainshaft?

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Old 03-19-2010, 08:38 PM
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Just like it says where do you guys go locally to do this?
Old 03-19-2010, 09:20 PM
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we can just tap it down with some hammers, j/k man. I can try calling the napa in vanceboro tomorrow and see if they'll do it.
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woot woot! Just wanted to comment on Billy's thread.....WOOT
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Oh yeah, Cam has a hydraulic press in his shop in Cape Carteret if that helps.
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Originally Posted by rob69zombie
Oh yeah, Cam has a hydraulic press in his shop in Cape Carteret if that helps.
Nice! Thats what he needs right there
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I do it at my friends shop..he has a press.
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why not just heat it up and drop it on?
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Dont have the tools.
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Originally Posted by MUSTANGBRKR02
Just like it says where do you guys go locally to do this?
Get a 12 ton press from Harbor Freight. It's on sale for $79. That is all you need to press anything on and off the T56.
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Originally Posted by LS123
Get a 12 ton press from Harbor Freight. It's on sale for $79. That is all you need to press anything on and off the T56.
Dammit, i was just there yesterday. It's a hour drive there.
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Put the shaft in a freezer, then go get a cheap hot plate, and a cheap sauce pan, put the bearing in and add enough oil to cover it. turn it on med hi and let it simmer. take the bearing out, and drop it on the frozen shaft. will fall right on.
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I was thinking that. Except i was going to use the deep freeze at work with a heat gun on the bearing.



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