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03-06-2019 01:37 AM #1
If you don't want to damage the axles, you really should just take the axles to a machine shop and have the old bearings pressed off. Trying to cut the old bracket off is a recipe for disaster. One slip and you've got a damaged axle.
A torch would most likely overheat the axle and/or bearing.
A cut off wheel will be difficult to work in that tight space without getting into either the bearing or axle or both.
The axles are worth more than the bearings. I wouldn't take a chance with them.Mike
I seldom do anything within the scope of logical reason and calculated cost/benefit, etc-
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RIP Mike....prayers to those you left behind. .
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