Today I built one of my drives. All went better than expected, had the axle in the freezer for two days and I put the bearings in my wife`s oven for a couple of hours....and by the way she wasn`t home today,probably a good thing!!! Anyway the thing shimed up good and the bearings turn great...One down and one to go...Soon I hope to hear her run again,Its been down for restoration since October or November.
Cub on Guys.......Bobby
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I'm lucky that I have access to a press at work. But I forgot about the freezer, oven trick. That's one I'll put back in the data base. Another trick is to heat the bearing in hot oil in a pan over a hot plate. Just heat. One of the guys was doing that the other day in the shop and walked off and left the heat on. The oil got so hot it filled the shop with smoke. YUK.
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We had two of these when I worked for Caterpillar. One this size and one twice the size that ran off 460v. They worked slick. Just don't walk away from the unit while it is on, it will cook a bearing in short time.
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Bobby,
If your wife complains about putting stuff in the freezer, another option is a can of Freeze Spray. CRC makes the spray, and it instantly freezes upon contact at -60°F.
Bill V.
If your wife complains about putting stuff in the freezer, another option is a can of Freeze Spray. CRC makes the spray, and it instantly freezes upon contact at -60°F.
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