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Chipper is making a right noise and have ordered new bearings, is it a big job? Ive changed bearings on stuff before so hoping this wont be any different. But would be great to get some advice and tips from anyone that has done this?

 

Im thinking we chipped those bloody Cabbage Palms Cordyline australis way back and that did the damage as it blocked the chipper and problems started after!

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43 minutes ago, Treemover said:

Chipper is making a right noise and have ordered new bearings, is it a big job? Ive changed bearings on stuff before so hoping this wont be any different. But would be great to get some advice and tips from anyone that has done this?

 

Im thinking we chipped those bloody Cabbage Palms Cordyline australis way back and that did the damage as it blocked the chipper and problems started after!

 

A few pointers here Chipper bearings

 

Bob

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38 minutes ago, aspenarb said:

 

A few pointers here Chipper bearings

 

Bob

Bob, your a star; thanks for that, should be able to manage that; I'll bring to a engineering shop to press off and on bearings. I think its worth being able to fix our own stuff; as its a great skill. 

That big nut, I have a torgue multiplier, so if I get the socket, I should manage it!! Thats a fair weapon you have there!! Thanks again, Drew

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Just to update and incase this helps anyone; the flywheel will come out without having to remove the top cover; so hats off to the engineer;  going to try get bearings pressed on and off tomorrow. Def play in one of the bearings; just hope its the bearings and not the shaft. 

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Have to say; it’s not the worst job; I had to get bearings pressed off and on; and is a great lesson in how to deal with other issues such as tightening belts etc. 
 

was def bearings as knocks and vibration gone. How long these bearings last is anyone’s ; prob not as long as it’s my first time; 

 

with the amount of bearings I have in kit; Im looking at a hydraulic press. 

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On 09/12/2025 at 17:57, Treemover said:

Just to update and incase this helps anyone; the flywheel will come out without having to remove the top cover; so hats off to the engineer;  going to try get bearings pressed on and off tomorrow. Def play in one of the bearings; just hope its the bearings and not the shaft. 

Well they didn't get it right with the 150, half the chipper has to come apart to get the flywheel out and then the piddy bearings off! 

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