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Old 06-27-2024, 06:27 AM   #1
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You may need to resort to the old way of installing the bearing using a hammer and installation tool.

I am actually interested in what you find when you remove the Faultless tool as I have never had a bearing cock or refuse to go in when using mine; normally they just glide into place with minimal effort.
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Old 06-27-2024, 10:37 AM   #2
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You may need to resort to the old way of installing the bearing using a hammer and installation tool.

I am actually interested in what you find when you remove the Faultless tool as I have never had a bearing cock or refuse to go in when using mine; normally they just glide into place with minimal effort.
I'm also in PA, so PM me if you feel like seeing it IRL. Otherwise, here's a video of the tool removed and the bearing jammed with the lock ring exposed: https://youtu.be/71iXAxee1NA
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Old 06-28-2024, 12:12 PM   #3
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You may need to resort to the old way of installing the bearing using a hammer and installation tool.

I am actually interested in what you find when you remove the Faultless tool as I have never had a bearing cock or refuse to go in when using mine; normally they just glide into place with minimal effort.
The lock ring is still visible. Here's a video: https://youtu.be/71iXAxee1NA?si=iMESD2wiaJ2Xiu-_

I'm in Western PA. If you feel like lending your expertise, PM me.

P.S. Sorry for the delayed responses. Moderators need to approve everything I post (newb )
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Old 06-29-2024, 08:26 AM   #4
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The old fashioned way worked! It was a bit tricky getting the metal ring in while hammering, but a little pick, a flathead, and a lot of patience did the trick. Thank you again @JFP in PA!!! I would've trashed my bearing had you not chimed in, so I am very thankful for your help.
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