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posted by  hardknocks! on  Mon Feb 28 05:32 CST 2005
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hi there, i have done three or four bearing changes. i use a small hammer and chisel to remove bearing, and last time i used a three jaw puller. and a pipe to reinstall new bearing. make sure the pipe only rides on the inner race of the bearing. there is a metal protective part that makes the hammer and chisel a little difficult. make sure you read the FAQ on how the shaft halfes line up, and mark the different parts before you remove the two shafts. (dont ask how i know) you will need to jack and such. good luck






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