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Old 04-01-2010, 01:01 PM
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Just need a simple answer as to what tool I need to remove the shield So I can clean out the grease n dirt that r in my tko rubber sealed bearings. I tried using a dull pik but kinda damaged the seal n bent it. Thanks in advance.
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Just need a simple answer as to what tool I need to remove the shield So I can clean out the grease n dirt that r in my tko rubber sealed bearings. I tried using a dull pik but kinda damaged the seal n bent it. Thanks in advance.
I just use an exacto blade or hobby knife. I get the blade behind the seal and just pry it up.
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Yep. Exacto knife. 5 times outta 10 you will break the very end of the tip off...so I just keep an old hobbico with a broke tip for just that reason.
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When you pry it out do it on the large OD of the seal...not the ID.
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That is correct pry it out using the outer race as a leverage point.
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