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Control sheave inspection and repair.

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Problems with the control sheave, bearing and clip come up here on a fairly regular basis.
Jacob Anderson just posted a video that I think covers this topic very well.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGn9r5-V7hs[/youtube]
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Yes it did!!! :)

Thanks for posting! It should be a big help to many! :D
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Not sure I like his method of banging with a hammer on the bearing etc., but it does show a way to get it done.
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JPG wrote:Not sure I like his method of banging with a hammer on the bearing etc., but it does show a way to get it done.
Yes, it shocked me too when he hit the button with the hammer :eek: , (kids, don't do this at home).

On the other hand, I thought using the hose clamps for support when removing the old bearing and using the socket to swedge around the new bearing from all sides at once was very clever.
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rpd wrote:
JPG wrote:Not sure I like his method of banging with a hammer on the bearing etc., but it does show a way to get it done.
Yes, it shocked me too when he hit the button with the hammer :eek: , (kids, don't do this at home).

On the other hand, I thought using the hose clamps for support when removing the old bearing and using the socket to swedge around the new bearing from all sides at once was very clever
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Me Too!
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