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Re: 1995 90 rear bearings

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Re: 1995 90 rear bearings

tpow17 Jun 2008 21:02
> What is the trick to removing the rear wheel bearings? 12ton press does
> not begin to press it out.
> Was able to press the hub out. Just not the bearing.
>
> Torch to me, is the last resort.

I can advise, pressure and heat together. The hub has to be expanded. Just
done a Nova front which has been in for 16 years, took a 25 Ton toe jack and
butane blow torch. After about 5 minutes of heat and constant load the
bearing just popped out.............The bearing would not move with 25 ton
alone.

Bill17 Jun 2008 14:28
What is the trick to removing the rear wheel bearings? 12ton press does not
begin to press it out.
Was able to press the hub out. Just not the bearing.

Torch to me, is the last resort.

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