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ctr support bearing onto shaft

posted by  someone claiming to be brownboy on  Mon Feb 25 17:44 CST 2002 [RELATED]

No special tools needed. I carefully used a block of wood and a hammer to put it on. Not too difficult to do, just tap it on evenly. Then just work the rubber cover on (be sure to put it on the drive shaft before you put the drive shaft together....:0)

Mike Brown






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