03-18-2013, 05:33 PM
if your gonna reuse them you'll want the motion pro to help remove them without any side loading from beating them out.
you can use a small cylinder propane torch to heat up the outside hub area of the wheel then take a screwdriver or something and try to shift the center spacer over so you have a lip of the bearing to catch onto from inside, then use a drift or something similar to pount them out moving side to side and all around lil by lil. it'll take some beating to get them out this way, ive done a bunch of them but usually always replace them with new ones when i do. i have the motion pro tool on the way cuz its a good investment but between that and heating up the hub area a little they should come out way easier and may be ok for reusing them. there tuff bearings but beating them out the screwdriver way i deff wouldnt try to reuse them unless they come out super easy.
you can use a small cylinder propane torch to heat up the outside hub area of the wheel then take a screwdriver or something and try to shift the center spacer over so you have a lip of the bearing to catch onto from inside, then use a drift or something similar to pount them out moving side to side and all around lil by lil. it'll take some beating to get them out this way, ive done a bunch of them but usually always replace them with new ones when i do. i have the motion pro tool on the way cuz its a good investment but between that and heating up the hub area a little they should come out way easier and may be ok for reusing them. there tuff bearings but beating them out the screwdriver way i deff wouldnt try to reuse them unless they come out super easy.