Hydraulic Press - Lanarkshire
Hydraulic Press - Lanarkshire
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OlberJ

Original Poster:

14,101 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Anybody have a hydraulic press I can use to change the wheel bearing on the clio?

Have the assembly off. Just need old one pressed out and new one pressed in.


Cheers,
Olie

paulqv

3,124 posts

223 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Olie Do you mean a 10 ten press? David has one up at the garage in Maryville beside Birkenshaw Camll me if that is what you are looking for
Paul

OlberJ

Original Poster:

14,101 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Thanks Paul.

That is what i'm looking for but was hoping someone had one i could use out of hours. Damn work life getting in the way of my car fun yet again!


jith

2,752 posts

243 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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I've got one olber; and I'm daft enough to work all hours so give me a bell and bring your hub in.

J

OlberJ

Original Poster:

14,101 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Thanks James. I'm over in Hamilton so a bit of a trek but if nobody pops up local i will give you a bell.

Very much appreciated.

paulqv

3,124 posts

223 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Ollie
Call me

OlberJ

Original Poster:

14,101 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Will do Paul, what's your number? Email me through here if you don't want it on the forum.

Cheers,

paulqv

3,124 posts

223 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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07831467360 it is on lots of places!
Paul

OlberJ

Original Poster:

14,101 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Cheers Paul. My mate has come good though, sorting it tomorrow.

Thanks for the offer.

TerzoNeil

335 posts

231 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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pal has a 15 tonne one in paisley

jamieduff1981

8,092 posts

168 months

Wednesday 5th March 2014
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Apologies if you already know this, but to avoid you possibly getting stuck half way through...

You'll probably need a grinder or at best oxyacetelene and a couple of tyre levers to get the inner race off the stub axle of the hub. Every one I've ever pressed out has left this behind. Most don't have much of a lip to get levers behind and need ground off before the hub can be pressed in to the new bearing.

Remember to support the hub by the inside face of the bearing when you press in the hub too. I ruined my first new bearing by letting the stub axle push the inner race out the other side - doh!