Posted by trucker 40 on March 29, 2011 at 21:21:36 from (68.91.94.62):
In Reply to: How would you do it ? posted by Billy NY on March 29, 2011 at 16:13:47:
Its a locking collar like others have said. Take out the set screws and turn it one way or the other and the bearing should come off. If you don't believe it go to some place where they sell bearings like that,ask for whatever number is on it,and look at it. The hole in the lock ring is offset a little so as you turn it,it locks the bearing on the shaft.If you are replacing the bearing torch it off if you want to. If the bearing is good,unlock it and if you have the shaft clean with emery tape and no burrs it will probably come off.
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