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Bearing from heck.

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Kelly C

09-07-2003 15:21:27




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Here is the bearing from heck. Last week I started to replace the clutch on my H.
I decided wile I had it apart I had better replace the pilot bearing.
I wish I had left it alone. I dont think it was bad. It sure is now! I have broken a bearing puller on it. Tried busting it up with chissle and a hammer. I used my stick welder to cut the inner race and get the balls out. Now am trying to get the outer race out.
Been at this bearing for 3 days now. Taking a break as I am getting pissed again. I break things when I get pissed.
I am trying to cut it in half with a die grinder now. This cut took 2 hrs to do and am not through it yet.
I had planned on cutting 35 acres of hay today. Guess not.

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WIRED

09-07-2003 19:21:43




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 Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Kelly C, 09-07-2003 15:21:27  
Kelly,

I've got to put in another good word for the tiny cut-off wheels that you can attach to your Dremel tool. They cut like a knife. You should be able to make three cuts on the race (120 degrees apart from one another) and it will fall right out.

The thin wheels on the cut-off tools mow right through those bearings -- in less than 1/2 an hour, the job should be done, and the cut off wheels cost about $0.15 each. You can get the whole kit at WalMart for $16.00 with the arbor and 14 years worth of cut-off wheels.

Good luck. Let us know when it's out.

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RAW in IA

09-07-2003 18:21:13




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 Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Kelly C, 09-07-2003 15:21:27  
Bob has the right idea. Have done a lot of final drive bearings on heavy equipment that way. Like he said, be sure to hook the ground directly on the flywheel.



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RLS ia

09-07-2003 16:16:44




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 Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Kelly C, 09-07-2003 15:21:27  
Kelly, try welding a short bead on the inside of the race, This should shrink it.
Good luck, Bob



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Rich

09-07-2003 18:12:47




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 Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to RLS ia, 09-07-2003 16:16:44  
Remove your flywheel from crankshaft and beat bearing out from back side.



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Kelly C

09-07-2003 18:16:59




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 Re: Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Rich, 09-07-2003 18:12:47  
Cant do that with out splitting the tractor. Not sure you can get to the back side of the bearing that way any way.



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26Red

09-09-2003 10:00:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Kelly C, 09-07-2003 18:16:59  
It's a lot tougher to get that thing out with the flywheel on the engine... sounds like you have already done a lot of work to get that clutch out with out splitting the tractor good luck.



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Bob

09-07-2003 16:12:36




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 Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Kelly C, 09-07-2003 15:21:27  
With your stick welder, weld a bead part way around the inside of the outer race in three areas. Let everything cool to room temperature, and the race will literally fall out due to shrinking from the welding process.

BE SURE to hook your ground for the welder directly to the flywheel so you don't toast your bearings.



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rustyfarmall

09-08-2003 05:11:43




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 Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Bob, 09-07-2003 16:12:36  
Bob, I like this idea, what type of rod do you use, and what amperage setting?



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Bob

09-08-2003 06:38:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to rustyfarmall, 09-08-2003 05:11:43  
6011 rod, adequate amperage to burn the bead well into the bearing race, without burning through, into the bearing bore. Allow it to cool thoroughly. Try it, you'll like the results!



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rustyfarmall

09-08-2003 08:56:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Bob, 09-08-2003 06:38:14  
Thank you, this should be a handy thing to know for several differant projects.



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Kelly C

09-07-2003 18:19:53




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 Re: Re: Bearing from heck. in reply to Bob, 09-07-2003 16:12:36  
I did try one spot accross the race. one spot didnt work. I will try the center weld as you stated in 3 spots.
Hard to see though.



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