Can't get them off.
I have done a few 10 bolts in the last year. I took my dremel carefully cut the pressed on portion of the bearing so it was almost cut through. Then using a cold chisel I split the bearing, tapped in off. Then I installed the new bearings using the old split bearing with a hammer to tap the new bearings on. Worked fine.
Just take yourtime, wear safety glasses and don't cut too deep.
Just take yourtime, wear safety glasses and don't cut too deep.
That's funny you say that because thats what I just attempted..but the shape of the Eaton makes it hard to Cut. I don't wanna mess my diff up so I guess I'll take it up the *** for 20 at the shoppe. thoght maybe there was some tool or something?
Originally posted by Heatmaker
I guess I'll take it up the *** for 20 at the shoppe. thoght maybe there was some tool or something?
I guess I'll take it up the *** for 20 at the shoppe. thoght maybe there was some tool or something?
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