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Does anyone have any idea of how to get the outer ring of a bearing out of a motor?
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warm up your soldering iron hold it on the alloy can outside the bearing,when the alloy its red hot tap it out from the other side
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yes, similar thing I would suggest, although if you got a butane torch, might be a bit better.
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yes, similar thing I would suggest, although if you got a butane torch, might be a bit better.
Would that not melt the alloy?
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I wouldn't of thought so... I had a similar problem with a part on a DH bike... The part was some awful soft rubbish, and that didn't melt.
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Got it out now thanks for the tip Carl & DCM soldering iron did the job lurvly Now where to get replacement bearings for it....
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same trick will work well for fitting the new bearing to save bashing it in, bearing in freezer for 15 mins, can wamed up they should just push together
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