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    12/27/2013 9:34 AM  #26

    hmartin025
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    Re: MS law is on in full... Pilot bearing removal revisited

    Steve, a roller brng gives good service and in most times works fine. Its just that a bushing tends to "not"
    hurt trans input pilot surface but a roller will if it goes dry.
    Howard

     

    12/27/2013 10:21 AM  #27

    Steve69
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    Re: MS law is on in full... Pilot bearing removal revisited

    Thanks Howard.  Ill make sure I put a little grease on the shaft.

    Thanks
    Steve69

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    12/27/2013 8:19 PM  #28

    hmartin025
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    Re: MS law is on in full... Pilot bearing removal revisited

    Actually Steve, pack grease into the rollers before you assemble, not a lot of grease. Just fill area between individual rollers
    Howard

     

     

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