RE: P.S.

RE: P.S.

Posted by wayne lab (A) on January 14, 2017 at 01:16:47

In Reply to: RE: P.S. posted by jkaschyk on January 11, 2017 at 06:28:50:

Can I ask a query regarding taking the bearing apart?, do you have to keep the bearing upright and remove the screws?, what happens then please?. Hopefully nothing will fall out when you remove the circular disc on the bottom?. Do you perhaps have the old manual which was supplied with the bearing please?. I thought perhaps that you turned the bearing over with the spindle pointing downwards to access. Any help appreciated and thanks to you for you much valued advice so far.

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Topic - Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - wayne lab 04:16:10 01/10/17 (16)

RE: Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - jkaschyk 10:44:51 01/10/17 (10)

P.S. - jkaschyk 10:52:46 01/10/17 (9)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 04:15:13 01/11/17 (6)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 04:16:43 01/11/17 (5)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 06:28:50 01/11/17 (4)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 01:16:47 01/14/17 (1)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 07:25:03 01/14/17 (0)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 10:59:56 01/11/17 (1)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 11:43:13 01/11/17 (0)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 01:48:45 01/11/17 (1)

I do not think spinning it will cause any problems - Penguin 21:01:16 01/12/17 (0)

RE: Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - louie3 06:28:27 01/10/17 (0)

Can't tell from the picture - texanater 05:17:51 01/10/17 (3)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - Mel 07:48:32 01/10/17 (0)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - wayne lab 05:29:46 01/10/17 (1)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - texanater 05:44:13 01/10/17 (0)

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RE: P.S. - wayne lab 01:16:47 01/14/17 (1)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 07:25:03 01/14/17 (0)

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