How do you put the bearing in the back axel?
I just wanted to know what do you use to pound the bearing into the back axel. Should I use a hammer, my bearing shop told me not to use anything made of metal but I am not sure what to use.
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I typically find a socket that is about the same diameter and the tap on it with a hammer.
Allen |
I do not have a socket big enough.
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Borrow one. If you hit the center race of the bearing you will chip or damage the ball and ruin the bearing, trust an old R/C helicopter guy on this one, been through many bearings.
You can also heat the axle with a torch, It should expand and allow the bearing to be dropped in. |
Are you saying that I should use a socket.
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You could use a block of wood or the handle of a hammer too. Just tap around the sides evenly until it is seated.
Allen |
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Cheers! |
Can you provide a picture of the threaded rod either with a stock picture or a picture of your own. Sorry, but I just do not know what you are talking about.
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It's just a long threaded rod, you should be able to get some at a hardware store..
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com...s/00003035.jpg |
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Any pressure on the inner race and you scrap the bearing. Get a socket, safest way. You can also us a block of wood if it does not put pressure on the center race.
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Thank you guys. I will try doing it with the end of a hammer which id made of wood. I will report back. This forum is very helpful. Also I will be writing a review of the giovanni 110cc after it is fixed.
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Ok, I put the bearing in the easily by just using a little wd40 and just using the end of the hammer. The problem was that giovanni sent me the wrong axel which I found out the hard way. Anyways. I've sent them an email.
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