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    Table Eccentric Rebuild

    Hi all, I recently replaced a table drive eccentric because I noticed the drive was slipping when you would crank the table manually. The cone bearings inside the old drive are shot. My question is how to you replace the large cone bearing inside the eccentric drive? There doesn't seem to be any room to get a bearing puller to grab and I'm a little stuck on how to remove it so we can put a new one on to finish the rebuild. Any advice on how some of you have done this? Thanks very much in advance for your time and input.
    Tags: cone bearings, eccentric, table
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    You would us an Arbor press

    Put 2 wedge shaped plated under the bearing and press the eccentric off the bottom

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      Originally posted by 8270king View Post
      You would us an Arbor press

      Put 2 wedge shaped plated under the bearing and press the eccentric off the bottom
      Exactly.
      "Where are we going, and why are we in a hand basket?"

      --Kat

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