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CheekyThomas
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But if ya need a hand at anytime, gimme a shout.... 
Sundays/wednesdays is day off so normally about anytime, or evenings... or even during the weekday at work... even if i did it there its only 1/4 of an hour job max so less than £10 plus a bearing...  |
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smirnoff
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Bloody White collar workers 
Sorry Mav, couldnt resist it
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Maver
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| smirnoff wrote: | Bloody White collar workers
Sorry Mav, couldnt resist it |
LoL who you calling white collar 
factory floor worker me m8, minimum wage and dirty hands all the way
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| Wash oily parts in dishwasher,heat bearing in oven, and put new bearing in freezer ( best done while wife is out ! ) |
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 10:00 pm Post subject: |
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pressed bearing out in a flypress at work, breaktime popped 2 doors down to the bearing shop bought 2 bearings (spare for the rally bag) back to work pressed new bearing in, sorted 
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monty9120
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How much was the bearing dude??
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CheekyThomas
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Glad its sorted... wasnt hard was it...
.... but i wouldve used the expansion/contraction method as pressing them involves force, and its never recommended really. |
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monty9120
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:19 pm Post subject: |
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cheeky i sent you a message over msn
pm incoming
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CheekyThomas
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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MSN will still be logged in at work...
When i get there in the morning theres always people who have been chatting to me, then gone off in a huff thinking i was ignoring them 
But do i log out.... no its too much fun  |
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| CheekyThomas wrote: | Glad its sorted... wasnt hard was it...
.... but i wouldve used the expansion/contraction method as pressing them involves force, and its never recommended really. |
pressing the bearing in went like butter, workpiece held square, parrallel flat tool used to press bearing flush then a tool that fitted nicely on the outer edge of the bearing used to press it home.
job was done by one of our toolroom engineers as i watched, i'm a perectionist and i was more than happy
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monty9120
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| CheekyThomas wrote: | MSN will still be logged in at work...
When i get there in the morning theres always people who have been chatting to me, then gone off in a huff thinking i was ignoring them
But do i log out.... no its too much fun |
its ok. the orders really important though please mate.. the runners off the road for the longest time ever because of one little hole
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CheekyThomas
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| Maver wrote: | | CheekyThomas wrote: | Glad its sorted... wasnt hard was it...
.... but i wouldve used the expansion/contraction method as pressing them involves force, and its never recommended really. |
pressing the bearing in went like butter, workpiece held square, parrallel flat tool used to press bearing flush then a tool that fitted nicely on the outer edge of the bearing used to press it home.
job was done by one of our toolroom engineers as i watched, i'm a perectionist and i was more than happy |
Yeah it will be fine and as its only the outrigger bearing it wont hurt it, but pressing should always be last resort... as it still needed pushing in... if the case was warm and the bearing cold enough, it wouldve fell into place.
Still forgot to sort that seat out for you didnt i |
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:38 pm Post subject: |
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| CheekyThomas wrote: | | Still forgot to sort that seat out for you didnt i |
yep
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CheekyThomas
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| If your still looking for one ill sort it... just come beat me with the old one until i remember |
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| Maver wrote: | | booboo wrote: | | I`m sure Glenn used a press to get his out quick and easy |
glenns got a press????  |
mine was done at moonracker norwich
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