Posted by M-MAN on November 07, 2018 at 06:06:35 from (97.46.194.25):
In Reply to: Bearing Removal posted by Jeff nwoh on November 06, 2018 at 18:07:42:
I have to remove those at work every now and then. The bearing isn't the problem, it's the sleeve.
I polish the shaft first, both sides. Spray it with wd or anything else thin and slick. Put the locking nut back on till it's flush with the end of the sleeve. I use a 1 1/2 in aluminum drift and a 3 lb sledge to drive the sleeve back alternating the impact point with each strike. A couple minutes and it will be off with no damage to either.
Since you have the bearing out of the housing you will need to use some kind of blocks to support it so it won't move as you drive the sleeve back. BTW, the bearing and sleeve are readily available together or separately.
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