To me it sounded like the excitement that this video got from the "younger mechanics" meant that the "old school" techniques are still in use and are not just a thing that "you old guys used to do it like..." type of thing. Cause this is exactly how we used to do it on bearings when I was a young mech starting out.
@@jeffpacetti5800 With propane, the heat is not so intense and the heat wil transfer to the rotor, what wil expand with the bearing in the same time. Try with a Rothenberger MAPP gas, with Rothenberger Superfire 2 Torch with small nose. It is 70% like OxiAcetilene. MAPP = Metyl Acetilene Propan Propaneide 1,950°C And you help the bearing with a screwdriver to go down. Good luck!
This inner bearing race has completely separated from the rest of the bearing, so it's more than likely the entire wheel bearing will be replaced anyway
No hubs were damaged in the making of this video. He heated up the bearing, not the hub. It would take a lot to bother that hub. Hearing the race caused it to expand and drop.
It's just an old piece of round bar with a taper that roughly fits inside the hub. Probably an old spindle from another hub or a piece of bar they turned in a lathe to suit
@@jamesstewart4159 good thing Eric O actually did it. I said try it not that it couldn't be done. I think I'll try it next time I'm working on an old car.
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Love how this comes up a week after I had to cut mine off. Nice tip if I ever attempt to do it again in the future.
I've done the same thing lmao
Тоже срезал в прошлые выходные)))
Не у всех есть это. А болгарка у всех
That's freaking awesome! I only wish I thought of that 35 years ago when I started turning wrenches.
Now that's proper mechanics thinking 👌 love it
This proves that that old school wrenching, still has a place in today's world
Old school wrenching? You act like interference fits are no longer used in modern cars
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Still has a place? More like is absolutely necessary and the world couldn't go on without it
To me it sounded like the excitement that this video got from the "younger mechanics" meant that the "old school" techniques are still in use and are not just a thing that "you old guys used to do it like..." type of thing. Cause this is exactly how we used to do it on bearings when I was a young mech starting out.
Yes Sir. You warm her up, she opens up! 😋
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
😎
Yeah, 😂
Yes sir!
That is how it's done.
Had this issue a while back, I had to tack a piece with arc weld onto the cone.
Learnt something new.
Another excellent tip!
Love it when things work the way you want them to
😅😅😅😊😊😅😅😅😅
Like a boss. Well played sir
You can also weld a nice hot, deep bead around the race, it'll fall off
Never seen that before amazing skill 👍
Very clever ! Nice work 🥂👍
That's the coolest thing iv seen in awhile
That is genius😎
👍👍👍Beautifull.
The torch is the tip. Big heat in short time. With a gas torch will not work the same.
I can attest to that. Just spent several minutes on two different hubs with a propane torch and nothing. So disappointed.
@@jeffpacetti5800 With propane, the heat is not so intense and the heat wil transfer to the rotor, what wil expand with the bearing in the same time.
Try with a Rothenberger MAPP gas, with Rothenberger Superfire 2 Torch with small nose. It is 70% like OxiAcetilene.
MAPP = Metyl Acetilene Propan Propaneide 1,950°C
And you help the bearing with a screwdriver to go down.
Good luck!
bro no one should use heat on heat treated parts it effects the durability so much its sad to think 95 percent of mechanics do this
This inner bearing race has completely separated from the rest of the bearing, so it's more than likely the entire wheel bearing will be replaced anyway
No hubs were damaged in the making of this video. He heated up the bearing, not the hub. It would take a lot to bother that hub. Hearing the race caused it to expand and drop.
That may be the prettiest thing I have seen this morning👍
Nice, I just learned something
Dude walked pass him like I do nothing fun wit the broken elbow
1: That was awesome.
2. That bearing spinning nice.
I could make that a fidget spinner. 😂
Women : Magik...
HI5 buddy, good video!
Всё гениальное просто!
Damn I’ve always just cut them off I’m gonna try this next time tho
That was smooth!
Nice job
Qui top , vou tentar fazer isso no meu canal
Bem interessante
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That was purty slick
Hi, this is how it should be done excellent demonstration ty, Bob,
I need more information what are using that goes thru it allowing it to spin like that
It's just an old piece of round bar with a taper that roughly fits inside the hub. Probably an old spindle from another hub or a piece of bar they turned in a lathe to suit
Nice bit of work there.
That was neat.
Try this in the rust belt.
That isn’t no shiting! Dang liquid murders metal.
Rust belt is when you apply the blue wrench.
@@paulvandal4444 yep it can't be stuck if it is liquid
I live and work in western New York, and I use this trick all the time. It also works great on axle shafts.
@@jamesstewart4159 good thing Eric O actually did it. I said try it not that it couldn't be done. I think I'll try it next time I'm working on an old car.
That’s impressive 🫡
I’ll try that next time hope it works cheers
Its too hard to remove it by hammer and lever. But this is totally perfect.
What's that tool that's keeping it spinning?
Neat. Great hack
Putting it in the oven works too you just got to wait till the old lady ain't around.
Ya sabía que se hacía así de bien, porque ví muchos mecánicos calentando lo y dándole de golpes.
Mechanic "A" right there
Thermodynamics at work.
Thank you Learn shit everyday.
Swaging on or swaging off using heat or ice or both to put on or to take off press fit parts or bearings. Here he is swaging off a hub.
Absolutely beautiful
Excelente técnica!!
La pieza con el calor tiende a deformarse,
Never got one out without grinding it
Гениально!!!
Very nice tip. Beats wiz wheel
Buena maniobra
Not the inner race I was looking for
That stub axle looks as unstable as Charles Manson, not a bearing problem.
It's not a stub axle, it's just what he's placed the hub on as a tool for it to spin on..
Гениально!
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Super method.no beating
Sometimes when there no torch I boil it in motor oil till it get about 250 degrees a d it does the trick
Great tip thank you
fantastic idea
Зачет👍!я болгаркой спиливаю
Wowwwww amazing
Way too simple👍
Can you make a video doing the same thing but using MAPP gas?
this one watches Eric O at SMA too
Today's physics lesson...
Air hammer works for me!
Yeah, nor new, this trick has been going around for a couple years
i will do this next time too.
Ill keep that in mind
Молодцы парни👍💪✊
It’s called a quick race tool incase anyone wants to get one….
Goodluck with that
Some of them won't come off at all though. My brother is able to cut them off with a torch without cutting into the metal underneath. Don't know how
Thanks! 👍
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Now that was cool
Now grab it quick while it’s hot!😂
Nice trick.
I hate seeing these reels after having fought thousands of bearing races many different ways.
If that works then wow. Cool trick.
I use an air hammer 😆
I used to work with a guy who owned 2 tools: a hammer and an air hammer.
@@NotFarmerFlats I think I know the guy
Thanks.
Impressive
No me la sabia solo en los aros dentados del volante del cigueñal así le hacíamos 🤣😅😁👍
Just like magic.
Looks like the bearing was in good shape after all. Sorry Mr and Mrs Bumprowsky!
Great doing
Вот это правильно 👍
А колхозники, болгаркой да зубилом.
Nice trick
Yep we have all kinds of tricks
This is like Physics or somethin....
Assuming your reusing the race.. otherwise 45 degree angle cut with a cut off tool and chisel to crack through
Nice..😎
Good idea
it calls Xosh-Dakana in kurdiska
Физика делает свое дело
Geht das wirklich von alleine Runter, ohne daß es Glüht?
Never knew that before
Smooth
I like it
Work hotter not harder,
I always say.
How much wax was used to stick it on?