johnr9q@yahoo.com Senior Member Mar 3, 2026 #1 I pulled the pin out. I tried to use a puller, no luck, I beat on it, no luck. The shaft turns with difficulty, I think I should replace the bearings? Attachments IMG_0603.jpg 43.5 KB · Views: 43
I pulled the pin out. I tried to use a puller, no luck, I beat on it, no luck. The shaft turns with difficulty, I think I should replace the bearings?
Keith True Well-known member Mar 3, 2026 #2 Why are you removing it? Make sure it's free,and squirt a little oil in it now and then.Tightness is not critical there.
Why are you removing it? Make sure it's free,and squirt a little oil in it now and then.Tightness is not critical there.
johnr9q@yahoo.com Senior Member Mar 3, 2026 #3 Keith True, Thanks, I'll do that. (I like taking things apart, when I was 10, I took apart an alarm clock, when I put it back together, I only had three pieces left over, needless to say, it didn't work).
Keith True, Thanks, I'll do that. (I like taking things apart, when I was 10, I took apart an alarm clock, when I put it back together, I only had three pieces left over, needless to say, it didn't work).