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Posted by ED on July 15, 2008, 8:36 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:34:12 -0400, "Flash"
>Easier to knock rivets out, separate halves, re-rivet; replace bearing that
>way.
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>At least, that has been successful for me on small stuff.
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>Flash
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I chucked it up on the lathe and faced
the boss on one end, just a couple of passes
then took it over to the welding bench and ran
a bead around the race..a couple of taps
and out it fell.. Looks like some JB weld
and a new bearing and it will be back in
service. 1/5 the price of new..hope
it runs true. ED
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>> Bearing died on JD mule drive pulley. Pulley
>> is 2 piece stemped metal with bearing sandwiched inbetween, halves
>> riveted together.. Me thinks might be able to machine off
>> enough of flange on one side to press out old;/ press in
>> new. Bet new bearing is equal in price to new pulley/w
>> bearing ($15.50) but anyone have experience with these? ED
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> Bearing died on JD mule drive pulley. Pulley
> is 2 piece stemped metal with bearing sandwiched inbetween, halves
> riveted together.. Me thinks might be able to machine off
> enough of flange on one side to press out old;/ press in
> new. Bet new bearing is equal in price to new pulley/w
> bearing ($15.50) but anyone have experience with these? ED