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Re: Bearing Removal
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Posted by boog on November 30, 2002 at 20:22:03 from (66.73.129.105):
In Reply to: Bearing Removal posted by Stew on November 29, 2002 at 18:46:39:
I replaced the upper & lower bushings in my SMTA last winter. After a hour of swearing, busted knuckles and what not I called my CIH service manager who suggested using a sawzall to cut them on one side. After cutting they practically fall out but as William said be sure to cut only the bushing. It's almost as hard a job to get them in. After ruining one bushing I called the s.m who once again came to the rescue and loaned me his bushing drivers. They are such a handy tool that I went out and bought my own set.
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