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What to remove the bearing when there is no space for the puller?

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  • #1 11629240
    stomat
    Level 38  
    I would like to ask practitioners how, and specifically what to remove the bearing in the situation shown in the picture. There will be no puller tabs between the bearing and the ring next to it. What do you use in this situation? This is an old ZELMER vacuum cleaner, but the problem is universal
    What to remove the bearing when there is no space for the puller? .
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    #2 11629258
    robokop
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I will answer stupidly - puller. A smarter version of this statement is the slogan "bearing peeler." And the blacksmith, it is crushing the outer race in a vice and grinding what remains - so as to cut it, then it will come off without a problem.
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  • #3 11629343
    andrefff
    Level 36  
    Once, I quickly made such a device out of two flat bars and a vice.
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    #4 11630327
    Karlheinz
    Level 21  
    Secure the commutator and the winding and do as your colleague wrote robocop with the puller method, there is a possibility of damage to the impeller
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    #5 11630627
    kot mirmur
    Level 33  
    The method described by the Robocop col. Is practiced even in authorized power tool services. That is 100% efficiency!
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    #6 11630725
    zhudomel
    Home appliances specialist
    There are professional presses for such cases, which have two jaws ground at an acute angle going under the bearing. It is enough for them to slide in to a depth of 0.5-1 mm. Something similar to the item in this set, bottom right. http://www.bass-tools.eu/194-551-thickbox/hyd...czny-zkieta-sciagaczy-do-lofinans-bp-3171.jpg
  • #7 11631281
    Anonymous
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    #8 11631284
    DwoMa
    Level 14  
    If you have an angle grinder, put a small disc on it and get to work. First, cut the outer flange of the bearing in two opposite places and remove it, then cut the ball basket and you will see the inner flange. Cut it carefully, being careful not to cut the rotor axis. You can cut it in two places. Then you take the hammer and, resting on the rotor's anvil on the notched flange, strike it vigorously. It should break at the incision and after the competition.
  • #9 11631369
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    There are small pullers for small bearings.
  • #10 11631479
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

In situations where there is insufficient space for a puller to remove a bearing, several methods can be employed. One approach involves using a vice to crush the outer race of the bearing, allowing for easier removal. Alternatively, a custom device made from flat bars and a vice can be quickly fabricated. Professional presses with angled jaws designed for bearing removal are also available. For those with an angle grinder, cutting the outer flange of the bearing and then the ball basket can facilitate removal, followed by careful hammering to break the inner flange. Safety precautions, such as protecting against flying fragments, are advised during the process.
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