sorry, minor editing... sucky vid on my cell phone hanging from the ceiling. I hope Sean doesn't feel too bad about this.... but it was really easy to do with just a round carbide and a big flat blade.
u got that dimension on the 440 pto bearing?
also, if you got a crank, I need to know the length of the "landing" ....where the bearing sits. if the bearing is 9mm thick, is the landing...longer? on the am crank, its around 9.4mm .... which means a 10mm thick bearing inner race would stick up, vs a 9mm which would sit low...
Very nice editing, concise!
The spot welds on an OEM muffler are a whole lot better and you'll be grinding on them for a while longer, but it's still better than a cut off wheel.
a husky ? lol say it aint so
did it swallow a screw ?
As near as I can tell.....
The inner race is .350" thick. Overall thickness is .511" outer diameter is 1.377" inner diameter is .590"
Sir No Sir, MS 660, ate a circlip.
just under 9mm thick inner race.... thanks. just what I needed to know
the inner race is 9mm...
this slides onto a landing on the crank...is it 9mm also? 10? 9.5?
Thanks, I'll not take up more of this thread, except to post a link to the bearing seating thread where I'm investigating this issue....
http://opeforum.com/threads/setting-bearing-depth.6815/page-6#post-477700
Is that a 3/8" cutter?@Mattyo after much internal debate on the dialect, I made the longest video I could of removing a Stihl muffler baffle.
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