Moto Bearings Professional Roller Skates and Skateboard Bearing Press Tool
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Make sure this fits by entering your model number.Helps to remove and insert bearings into wheelsMounting holes allow you to attach Press/Puller to a solid baseDesigned to specifically work with 8mm bearings
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Installing or replacing your bearings is a cinch with the PowerDyne Bearing Press and Puller. Just follow the instructions below and you’ll be back on the floor in no time! To use the PULLER, start with the handle up and the long pin down (sideways). Then put the wheel on the outside, push the handle down, and pull the bearing out. Repeat to pull out the other bearing. To use the PRESS, stand the pin up and put a bearing down on the pin. Next, put the wheel with the outside of the wheel (usually the printed side) facing up and put another bearing on the pin. Tip the pin down (sideways) and carefully pull the handle down. You may have to guide the bearings a bit to get started. The aluminum-hub wheels may be a bit trickier than the nylon-hub or no-hub wheels. Do not use excessive force. A very small amount of silicone oil around the outside of the bearing usually helps ease them into the aluminum-hub wheels.
Make sure this fits by entering your model number.Helps to remove and insert bearings into wheelsMounting holes allow you to attach Press/Puller to a solid baseDesigned to specifically work with 8mm bearings
상품설명
Installing or replacing your bearings is a cinch with the PowerDyne Bearing Press and Puller. Just follow the instructions below and you’ll be back on the floor in no time! To use the PULLER, start with the handle up and the long pin down (sideways). Then put the wheel on the outside, push the handle down, and pull the bearing out. Repeat to pull out the other bearing. To use the PRESS, stand the pin up and put a bearing down on the pin. Next, put the wheel with the outside of the wheel (usually the printed side) facing up and put another bearing on the pin. Tip the pin down (sideways) and carefully pull the handle down. You may have to guide the bearings a bit to get started. The aluminum-hub wheels may be a bit trickier than the nylon-hub or no-hub wheels. Do not use excessive force. A very small amount of silicone oil around the outside of the bearing usually helps ease them into the aluminum-hub wheels.
2021-09-12 18:24:55
