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@GarethMlooked all over, nothing touching blades

@Jase hutchonly when revs are slowing

Anyway tl bush is out, I cut a slot for pulling it out easier next time.

Now the 4 screws that house the bearing, very crap design, they are gonna be soldered to the wall.

Now I can't rotate the 2nd bearing from shaft, locking screws are out, hammer doesn't solve or fire or wd40.

Help again please.

 

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Bearings within a housing like that need the whole assembly taking out as it's designed to leave very little space for things to wobble when running.

 

Usually easier to put them in a hydraulic press supported from behind and use the hydraulic ram to push the shaft out like a hub puller.

 

But to be honest, take it somewhere.

 

Plus that spacer is now fit for the bin, if as I suspect it's a locking bushing, it's now junk and needs replacing as it's integral to how it keeps things tight.

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