Sealey MS062 User Manual

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Original Language Version

Ms062 Issue: 1 - 26/06/12

© Jack sealey limited 2012

3.3. Insert Drift into Collet (fig.3)

3.3.1. locate the tapered end of the corresponding sized drift

into the allocated slot in the collet.

3.3.2. Using a suitable hammer, strike the drift firmly into the

allocated slot in the collet. this will expand the collet,

binding it to the inner race of the wheel bearing.

fig.3

3.4. Remove Wheel Bearing (fig.4)

3.4.1. Support the wheel and hub, leaving sufficient clearance

so that the collet and wheel bearing can be driven out

of the hub. ensure that the hub and wheel are supported

sufficiently, so that no damage will be inflicted to the

brake discs, hub or wheel rim as a result of removing

the wheel bearing.

3.4.2. using a suitable hammer, strike the drift to remove the

wheel bearing and collet from the hub.

3.4.3. once the wheel bearing and collet have been

extracted, remove by passing the drift through the hub.

3.4.4. Grip the drift in a vice and detach the wheel bearing

and collet carefully using a hammer. remove the collet

from the wheel bearing and return all items from the

wheel bearing removal kit back to the case.

3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1. Prepare Wheel Bearing for Removal (fig.1)

3.1.1. remove the motorcycle wheel, using the method

described in the motorcycle manufacturer's service

instructions, or a proprietary manual.

3.1.2. If fitted, remove the retaining circlip. A range of circlip

pliers suitable for this task are available from your

sealey dealer.

3.1.3. remove the hub bearing seal. It is always advisable to

replace the seal with a new item after it has been

removed.

3.2. Insert Collet (fig.2)

3.2.1. Select the correct sized (closest fitting) collet and insert

it into centre of the wheel bearing.

3.2.2. With the collet inserted, place the wheel, with the collet

lowermost on a firm, solid surface.

3.2.3. the allocated slot in the collet should be visible through

the hub.

fig.1

fig.2

fig.4

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parts listing and/or diagram, please log on to

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01284 757500.

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