Mechanics and Fixing Any Questions Answered

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HousecatHST in reply to @M_V

Yeah I don't currently have a socket set but I did wonder if that would be a better bet than a proper bearing driver kit because there more likely to be able to clear the axle and have a hole that would allow them to go over the axle. That sounds like the way forward, thanks

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The.Gren in reply to @HousecatHST

You can use a hammer and punch, but just be sure to only hit the outer race of the bearing, if you have a washer that goes over the axle and covers the seal area that helps.

Bee sure to keep it "square" by tapping all sides evenly.

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HousecatHST in reply to @The.Gren

Bee sure to keep it "square" by tapping all sides evenly.

Yeah, I've had success with that method in the pasted with other hubs but it just wouldn't work with the Goldtec it was just too tight.

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