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Swivel bearings

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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Swivel bearings

Post by loopy31 »

Anyone know a good way, ie bush mechanic tip, assume no shed, vice etc... to remove smashed remains of swivel bearing off the lower hub stub that they sit on?
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Post by joel HJ60 »

I've had the same problem. I can remember somehow using two bricks to support the stub them using a screwdriver/chisel to smack it off.
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Post by redv8lux »

Lump of wood, big hammer an a cold chisel
Once its off a bit of patience an a file to clean up stub as often when the bearing gets to this stage the end of the stub has sustained a bit of damage
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