"raden" wrote in message
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In message , Sylvain VAN DER
WALDE writes

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
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In message , tg
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snip)

Care is needed when fitting replacements as simply whacking them in with
a
steel hammer is likely to cause damage.

Others may care to advise.

Use a copper or brass drift (punch) the same size as the bearing track (a
tube would be best, but you would need a lot of them).


Use the old bearing ...

I've never tried that, so can't comment.

Sylvain.

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geoff