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looking for appliance repair tool
AE Todd wrote in news:bed9ddbf-c285-4004-a9c2-
: Hey all. I am looking for a centerpost seal installer tool as used on older Kenmore/WP belt drives, as well as newer Kenmore/WP direct drive washers. It installs the seal that is placed over the main bearings. It is basically a tube with a solid end to hammer against at the top. I have not been able to find one online or locally. Can anyone help point me me in the right direction? Thanks! When iused to do it i would put the bearing in the freezer to shrink it. You can carefully tap the seal in. --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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