by ex-Gooserider » 16 Jun 2020, 03:01
Hammer and drift are the go-to tools for the job in most cases, but in a few you might need an internal or external puller depending on what it takes to get onto the bearing...
Make sure you have found and removed any snap-rings or other hardware that is retaining the bearings.
If at all possible, avoid driving the new bearings into place with a hammer or equivalent, use some sort of press or bolt and nut to avoid impact damage. The press should be pushing on the same race that is being pressed into place....
ex-Gooserider
T-5, ASIA-B
Jazzy 1100
Jazzy Select 6
Quickie Q-7
Invacare Mariner
Want to make / get a better chair, ideally one that stands.