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Old 10-28-2018, 11:51 PM
doofus doofus is offline
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Originally Posted by tangofox007 View Post
Let's think about that. One uses a brass punch to avoid damage to the part being removed. What are you going to do with those old races once they are removed?

>they went in the trash. I wouldn’t replace a bad bearing without replacing

the race as well. What other reason would there be to remove a race? Do people take a race out, look at it, then put it back? I’m not being snarky here, I’m just ignorant.<

I typically use an appropriately sized socket installed backwards on a 1/2" extension bar. For the outer race, use the socket that fits best. For the inner, I use the largest size practical, fitting the edge of the socket on the lip of the race, then moving to the opposite side for the next blow.
thanks, I’ll try that next time.

btw, part of my reply got mixed in w/your text
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