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RE: [triumph_herald] differential, hinged mounting, bushes

To remove outer bearing shell of any type Just run a weld around the
shell inner face using a Stainless Steel rod

The shell shrinks when it cools down

And generally falls out if not a genital tap with a hammer and drift
will do it

Regards

Ian



Ian Lovi

Operations Support Manager



Thomas & Coffey Limited

P: 02 4960 1511 F: 02 4960 1178 M: 0418 680 370

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-----Original Message-----
From: triumph_herald@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:triumph_herald@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Andrew Mace
Sent: Saturday, 3 May 2008 6:50 AM
To: flemming.jensen@...; triumph_herald@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [triumph_herald] differential, hinged mounting, bushes



-----Original Message-----
From: Flemming Jensen <flemming.jensen@...
<mailto:flemming.jensen%40skolekom.dk> >

...At first it was my plan to fit new bushes to the hinged part of the
mountings. The old ones seem rather hard to remove though. With the
outer steel surface seized to the differential.

I guess a drill to get rid of the inner steel bush and the rubber, and
a hacksaw to get rid of the outher steel house will do the job.
I am not att all sure.

==AM==
Bill's right; your plan should work. At slightly greater risk to the
environment, I used a propane torch to burn the rubber out, and then a
carefully held power "Sawz-All" to cut through the metal sleeves.
Worked fine, and new ones were not difficult to press in.

--Andy Mace

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hi I am going to install a reconditioned differential. I have fitted new inner shaft bearings and all. At first it was my plan to fit new bushes to the hinged...
Flemming Jensen
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May 2, 2008
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I bought new bushings about 9 years ago when I rebuilt my diff. When I couldn't press out the old ones I decided they were good enough to reuse :> It would...
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... From: Flemming Jensen <flemming.jensen@...> ...At first it was my plan to fit new bushes to the hinged part of the mountings. The old ones seem...
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To remove outer bearing shell of any type Just run a weld around the shell inner face using a Stainless Steel rod The shell shrinks when it cools down And...
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May 4, 2008
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... ~~~~~~~ I really don't want one of those!...
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hi Ian nice tip, thanks. I am not near welding equipment, though. regards Flemming...
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Auto spell check I may not be a good speller but boy can I make a herald go Ian Lovi Operations Support Manager Thomas & Coffey Limited P: 02 4960 1511 F: 02...
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