AzPete
Well-Known Member
No.......not the last jug of 90 weight.......
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"KTJMcG" said:Funny,this old timer back home used to "press" his own wheel bearings on without a press. He would cut the old bearings off and stick the axle in a bucket of ice. Then about 5 minutes before he was ready to put the bearing on,he would put the bearing on a hot plate. Working quick he would wipe down the axle to get the moisture off and then slide the bearing down,couple of taps with a block of wood and a hammer,it was on. Never tried it myself,but watched him do it a couple of times.