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SKF - Rolling Bearings

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Mounting, dismounting and bearing care<br />

Dismounting bearings fitted on an<br />

adapter sleeve<br />

Small bearings fitted on an adapter sleeve and<br />

a plain shaft can be dismounted by tapping a<br />

small steel block with an appropriate hammer<br />

evenly around the bearing inner ring side face<br />

(† fig. 31). Before doing so, the sleeve lock<br />

nut has to be loosened a few turns.<br />

Small bearings fitted on an adapter sleeve<br />

and a stepped shaft can be dismounted by a<br />

couple of sharp hammer blows applied to a<br />

dolly abutting the sleeve lock nut († fig. 32).<br />

Before doing so, the sleeve lock nut has to be<br />

loosened a few turns.<br />

Using a hydraulic nut for dismounting bearings<br />

fitted on an adapter sleeve and a stepped<br />

shaft makes bearing removal easy. To use this<br />

method however, it must be possible to mount<br />

a suitable stop that abuts to the piston of the<br />

hydraulic nut († fig. 33). If the sleeves are<br />

provided with oil supply ducts and distribution<br />

grooves, dismounting becomes easier because<br />

the oil injection method can be used.<br />

Fig. 31<br />

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