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Old 11-14-2019, 09:03 AM   #16
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Thanks! Makes sense.
This is also why retrofit kit manufacture's have always said if you get an install cocked and stuck, and have to remove it, do not then re install the retrofit bearing as it is now damaged. This was particularly an issue with single row bearings which tended to do this more often than the dual row bearings. This is one of the reasons Jake released his "Faultless" tool system, which prevents getting the bearings cocked during installs.
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