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Re: H Transmission Bearings - Replace or Reuse ?
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Posted by riverbend on March 07, 2005 at 20:08:37 from (208.160.34.209):
In Reply to: H Transmission Bearings - Replace or Reuse ? posted by James in MD on March 07, 2005 at 17:41:00:
If you are careful about removing the donor bearings, and they check out, like captaink says, they should be okay. A bearing on a shaft should be removed by driving the inner race off the shaft. A bearing in a retainer or a case should be removed by driving the outer race out of the housing. You want to be careful not to bruise the balls or races. I spent about $500 to do the same job on my H, but that may have included a clutch too. At the time, I was down on the local dealer and used aftermarket bearings. The pilot bearing was on it's way out after just a few weeks, so I would suggest that one be a genuine IH bearing. Also, put a magnet in the bottom of the gear case to collect any metal chips that did not get flushed out.
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