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02-24-2019, 03:11 PM
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Bosch Generator ?? Parts
Hey all. Rebuilding my generator never done a Bosch, they're built well. Both shaft ends have sleeves/slingers on them and I'm a little concerned about putting the puller on them. Any suggestions?
Would like to see an exploded view of it but haven't found any yet. Brushes and bearings are available but would like to replace the springs also. Found them over seas but both companies don't ship to the U.S. not the first time dealing with that issue. Generator # 0 101 302 022 Brush# 1 107 014 146 Spring# 1 109 999 071 Electrically everything ohms out good, just needs cleaning etc. Thanks for the help 
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02-24-2019, 06:20 PM
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Use a bearing splitter in a press or with a puller. ( The bolts are there only for adjustment though I've sued them to wedge things apart before. )
You could probably position the splitter under the bearing and not bend the slinger or only slightly bend it. The splitter has a tapered and flat side, use whatever fits the best.
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02-24-2019, 09:38 PM
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Or, take it over to your local machine shop. Those really should be pressed off and on. Pulling them will work but be extremely careful on the threaded end.
If you are going to replace the bearings yourself, then here's a tip. Slip the armature shaft into the freezer overnight, wait for the wife/significant other to leave the house for awhile, stick the bearings into a 200 degree F oven for an hour or so. The bearings will expand and the shaft contracts making it easy-peasey to install the bearings. Use a dollop of Never-Seize on the shaft.
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