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QA 42A tensioner needle bearing removal help
Anyone have any trick to get the needle bearing out of the chain tensioner. I have new bearings and having a rough time getting them out.
Had a hell of time getting the pin out out of the other side that attaches to the thrower. Heated up Wondering the same for these too Or cut them out. Any help would be great |
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Find a socket just the right size and press them out using it,
just like you would do pushing a bushing. I would just turn up the right sized step bushing/bearing pusher but not a lot of ppl have a lathe so the socket can be used. CAUTION: support the aluminum casting carefully, as they are NLA and not easy to come by. |
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Thank you for the information
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CC specialties has some aluminum tensioners available if you end up needing one.
I pressed the bearings out recently on mine. I used a socket the right diameter and my 12-ton hydraulic press. Worked like a charm.
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