Section 11, Bearing housing, To remove – Hale SMR-U User Manual
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Section 11
BEARING HOUSING
 
The following section should only be necessary if worn or damaged bearings are 
suspected. 
 
To Remove 
 
It is necessary to strip the pump assembly in accordance with all the foregoing 
sections and drain the bearing housing of oil. After the removal of front and rear oil 
seal mounts (Sections 10 and 11), the shaft assembly should be supported and 
pressed or lightly tapped with a hide faced hammer forwards from the rear end until 
the two front bearings are free and carefully withdrawn from the bearing housing. To 
disassemble the drive shaft components, support the oil flinger nearest to the main 
bearings on 2 parallel bearers and gently press the shaft from the rear end until the 
inner race of the rear bearing is clear of its location diameter. The remaining 
components are slide fitted to the shaft. 
 
To remove the front-matched angular contact bearings, support the inner race 
adjacent to the largest shaft diameter on 2 parallel bearers and press the shaft from 
the front end of the shaft until both bearings are free of the drive shaft. The rear end 
outer roller bearing assembly is a slide fit in the housing. 
 
To Rebuild 
 
All components should be clean and free from defects. The matched angular 
contact bearing pair should be assembled with the inner race largest faces furthest 
apart. Lightly oil or grease the shaft bearing diameter and fit the bearings by means 
of a press to ensure squareness during assembly. 
 
The bearings must be pressed fully home to the clamping face on the shaft. The 
rear end components may be assembled by hand with exception of the rear bearing 
inner race, which has to be assembled by press fit, to clamp all other components. 
 
Finally, insert the shaft assembly into the bearing housing and clamp into position 
using to front oil seal housing and O ring as described in Section 10. Complete the 
shaft assembly by following Section 11. 
 
 
 
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September 2000 
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