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I've just taken my old entec chipper to bits to change the fan blades and check bearings. When I removed the flywheel which is attached to the back plate I noticed the flywheel was not moving freely. I removed the back plate off the flywheel shaft and noticed 2 bearings. 1 moves freely the other stiff. I would guess change both. Is there anything else I should check while its in bits. (the larger bearing is fine. Any advice greatly appreciated

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No rush,if you havnt already put it together, double check the thckness of the metal on fly wheel where the blade bolts screw in. Mine had worn thin and the upper edge of bolts could be felt, I had a narrow strip of metal welded in. But without removing fly wheel a true all around weld couldnt be achieved. Its worn wear the branches over the years touch it. Do both sides to balance as best as poss. Many will advise not to,due to bearing fatigue increasing. But weighd against a retro kit fly wheel upgrade cost,its worth it, in my personal opinion. Also,grease splines on rollersif its the old school ones,and. Change the anvil around.

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