After pressing the inner bearing off the rear axle, I discovered that the bearing cup was scored pretty badly (See Photo). I suspect a foreign object caused the damage. Can you drive the cup out from the rear? Any tricks to installing a new cup? I assume you just drive it in like an oil seal. The bearing is a Timken roller bearing - are these readily available?........Bill V.
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the bearing 'race' as they are commonly called can be driven out of the housing fairly easily. best method i've found is a piece of pipe the correct size to provide a means to drive evenly on the race. a drift punch will work tapping around the race to keep it even.
timkin tapered roller bearings are very common. check the ATIS site for the part numbers of the bearings, seals, etc.
save the old race and grind the outside of it a little so that it slips in easily. you can then use it to seat the new race once it's past flush with the housing.
the bearing 'race' as they are commonly called can be driven out of the housing fairly easily. best method i've found is a piece of pipe the correct size to provide a means to drive evenly on the race. a drift punch will work tapping around the race to keep it even.
timkin tapered roller bearings are very common. check the ATIS site for the part numbers of the bearings, seals, etc.
save the old race and grind the outside of it a little so that it slips in easily. you can then use it to seat the new race once it's past flush with the housing.
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